All posts tagged "Review"
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Travis Keune | January 12, 2012
A DANGEROUS METHOD – The Review
Psychoanalysis is arguably still as polarizing in today’s society as it was a century ago when Sigmund Freud...
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Jim Batts | January 12, 2012
CARNAGE (2011) – The Review
Since cinema began Hollywood has raided the opposite coast (the Great White Way AKA Broadway) for works to...
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Jim Batts | December 29, 2011
THE DARKEST HOUR – The Review
Studying and researching movies over the years I’ve come across an expression, ” A monster movie is only...
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Travis Keune | December 29, 2011
FAMILIAR – Short Film Review
FAMILIAR (2011) is the newest short film from Fatal Pictures, produced by Zach Green, written and directed by...
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Jim Batts | December 23, 2011
WE BOUGHT A ZOO – The Review
This movie year we film fans are getting to see new works from directors who might not be...
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Travis Keune | December 22, 2011
WAR HORSE – The Review
Few living things on this planet are more majestic than a horse. Creatures of graceful beauty and tremendous...
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Jim Batts | December 16, 2011
ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS : CHIPWRECKED – The Review
Ah, what Hollywood will do in the pursuit of family movie box office bucks. The studio executives love...
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Travis Keune | December 15, 2011
SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS – The Review
Mystery fans rejoice, the world’s greatest detective returns in SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS, to be referred...
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Travis Keune | December 15, 2011
OUTRAGE – The Review
In many ways, Takeshi Kitano is perhaps as close to a one man machine as you will find...
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Travis Keune | December 15, 2011
YOUNG ADULT – The Review
Why is it that some people never grow up? Unfortunately, I do not have the answer to this...
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Jim Batts | December 9, 2011
NEW YEAR’S EVE (2011) – The Review
Seems that not that long ago holidays were almost the exclusive domain of horror flicks (...
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Jim Batts | December 2, 2011
BEING ELMO – The Review
Countless movies over the years have dealt with the exploits of fictional characters that have brought things to...
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Travis Keune | November 24, 2011
MY WEEK WITH MARILYN – The Review
Marilyn Monroe was a complicated woman. Even today, people struggle to make sense of her life and career....
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Jim Batts | November 23, 2011
HUGO – The Review
Wow. It seems only yesterday that I was bemoaning having to don the big glasses and watch another...
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Travis Keune | November 22, 2011
THE MUPPETS – The Review
Anyone who had the misfortune of growing up without The Muppets has my unyielding sympathy. There’s never been...
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Jim Batts | November 22, 2011
INTO THE ABYSS – The Review
The application of the death penalty in the sentencing of criminal cases has been an issue that...
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Jim Batts | November 22, 2011
ARTHUR CHRISTMAS – The Review
Well, Harold and Kumar have already taken their 3D shot at Christmas, so it’s time for another 3D...
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Travis Keune | November 22, 2011
MELANCHOLIA – The Review
MELANCHOLIA originally reviewed during Fantastic Fest 2011. Writer and director Lars von Trier has shared his own personal...