All posts tagged "Dramedy"
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Travis Keune | August 21, 2014
ARE YOU HERE – The Review
Confession time. I really wanted to love this movie. I mean, I really, really, really did. Sadly, not...
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Travis Keune | August 7, 2014
ABOUT ALEX – The Review
If you’re a child of the 80s, like myself, then your know all about what makes a good...
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Travis Keune | May 29, 2014
THE BIG ASK – The Review
I am going to share with you a hypothetical scenario. As I do, imagine yourself in this scenario....
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Jerry Cavallaro | May 9, 2012
Tribeca 2012 Review: THE GIANT MECHANICAL MAN
THE GIANT MECHNICAL MAN was a bit of a letdown for me. While enjoyable as is, the film...
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Jerry Cavallaro | May 4, 2012
Tribeca 2012 Review: YOUR SISTER’S SISTER
With a title like YOUR SISTER’S SISTER, I was expecting to see something more along the lines of...
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Jerry Cavallaro | May 2, 2012
Tribeca 2012 Review: FREE SAMPLES
I will throw myself onto the altar as a sacrificial lamb so that fellow critics much better than...
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Travis Keune | October 13, 2011
THE BIG YEAR – The Review
With a cast this impressively eclectic, THE BIG YEAR is not nearly as ridiculous as I was expecting....
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Travis Keune | September 29, 2011
50/50 – The Review
It’s not an easy finding the humor inherent in even the darkest subjects of human life, carefully trying...
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Shanna | August 4, 2008
Review: ‘Broken English’ on DVD
Broken Englishwould be a waste of time if it was not for the ideal casting of Parker Posey...
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Zac | March 12, 2008
Review: ‘Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day’
Zac: This adaptation of a book by the same name is a fun period film for the actors...
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Zac | March 12, 2008
Review: ‘Dan in Real Life’
Zac: Steve Carell stars in this dramedy about family and finding love and while being solid throughout, never...
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Zac | February 26, 2008
Review: ‘2 Days in Paris’
Zac: Julie Delpy’s directorial debut is a wonderful look at relationships with great comedy and truth that you...
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Travis Keune | January 20, 2008
Review: ‘The Savages’
Zac: This wonderful little film from Tamara Jenkins is a look at the guilt that surroundings putting a...
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Zac | January 10, 2008
Review: ‘Year of the Dog’
Zac: James Magnold’s new film is the first big studio western since Unforgiven, and along with The Assassination...
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Zac | January 6, 2008
Review: ‘Margot at the Wedding’
Zac: Noah Baumbach’s follow up to 2005’s Squid and the Whale continues with that films dysfunctional family theme...