All posts tagged "Review"
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Jim Batts | August 25, 2011
MAGIC TRIP – The Review
It’s likely that most folks became aware of the hippie movement because of the Woodstock music festival in...
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Travis Keune | August 25, 2011
CIVIL INDIGENT – Short Film Review
Who is Francis “Pat” Fitzpatrick? The answer will surely differ greatly, depending on who you ask, but one...
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Travis Keune | August 24, 2011
MADELEINE ZABEL – Short Film Review
MADELEINE ZABEL is the story of an infamous, Lindsay Lohan-type young celebrity named Maddy Z, and a stressed...
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Jim Batts | August 19, 2011
VINCENT WANTS TO SEA – The Review
Ah, the call of the open road! The old wanderlust has grabbed many movie characters from Harry and...
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Jim Batts | August 18, 2011
ONE DAY – The Review
The new romantic drama ONE DAY owes much if it’s structure to one of the greatest romantic comedies...
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Jim Batts | August 16, 2011
SLFS Review – THE GRAY SEASONS
The title of Robert Herrera’s compelling new documentary THE GRAY SEASONS does not refer to overcast skies nor...
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Travis Keune | August 15, 2011
SLFS 2011 Review: Shorts Program 6, Comedy Shorts
Shorts Program 6: Comedy Shorts includes 11 individual short films of various comical style, for a total running...
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Jim Batts | August 14, 2011
PROJECT NIM – The Review
It’s official, for the second weekend in a row RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES is the...
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Travis Keune | August 13, 2011
SLFS 2011 Review: JOINT BODY
JOINT BODY is the newest film from indie writer and director Brian Jun, whose 2006 film STEEL CITY...
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Travis Keune | August 13, 2011
SLFS 2011 Review: GIVE A DAMN?
As the wealthiest nation in the world, it’s difficult to define exactly what our role as individuals to...
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Travis Keune | August 11, 2011
DARWIN – The Review
For many, mention the name Darwin and images of evolution are conjured. While Charles Darwin Herbert Spencer is...
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Travis Keune | August 11, 2011
30 MINUTES OR LESS – The Review
Gone are the days of our pizza deliveries being guaranteed hot and fresh within 30-minutes, unless you live...
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Jim Batts | August 11, 2011
ANOTHER EARTH – The Review
Art house cinemas seem to get a flood of low-budget indie dramas about drifting twenty-somethings every year. Well,...
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Travis Keune | August 10, 2011
GET OFF MY PORCH – Short Film Review
Everyone has been solicited to purchase girl scout cookies at some point, usually around the same time every...
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Jim Batts | August 9, 2011
THE HELP – The Review
Several of this Summers’ fantasy blockbusters Like X-MEN: FIRST CLASS and TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE FALLEN have used...
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Jim Batts | August 8, 2011
THE CHANGE-UP – The Review
Here’s an interesting cinematic mash-up. Let’s not do a remake of a specific 1980’s movie like the upcoming...
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Jim Batts | August 7, 2011
BEATS, RHYMES, & LIFE – The Review
The show business biographical documentary has become a staple of cable TV in recent years. They popped up...
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Jim Batts | August 5, 2011
TABLOID – The Review
Errol Morris may be best known as the maker of such hard-hitting, serious documentaries as THE THIN BLUE...