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Top Ten Films of 2011
Top ten lists are a tricky business. It is such a subjective list when it comes to best of’s. These are my ten favorite films of 2011. The films that I am drawn to are ones that speak to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, best of, film, films, hanna, hugo, martha marcy may marlene, midnight in paris, movie review, Movies, the descendants, the muppets, the tree of life, tinker tailor soldier spy, top 10 lists, warrior, win win
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The Artist
The Artist, Michel Hazanaviscius’ new silent film about an actor struggling to adapt to talkies (movies with sound), is a solid effort, but not worthy of all the awards and praise that it has been getting. The novelty of watching … Continue reading
Toy Story 3
When thinking about the best trilogies ever to grace the screen, people might talk about The Lord of the Rings, The Godfather, Back to the Future, or Star Wars. Out of those four, The Lord of the Rings is the … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Movies
Tagged adventure films, andy, animation, Back to the Future, buzz lightyear, escape films, film, lord of the rings, movie review, Movies, ned beatty, pixar, ratatouille, star wars, The Godfather, tim allen, tom hanks, toy story 3, toys, trilogies, trilogy, Up, wall-e, woody
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Paradise Now
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not going away any time soon. At least that is what it seems like. Both sides want what they want and both sides feel they have a right to it. In Paradise Now, the story of … Continue reading
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Tagged cross cultural, culture, cultures, dignity, film, Hany Abu-Assad, humanity, Israel, movie review, Movies, Palestine, Palestine-Israel Conflict, Paradise Now, peace, suicide bomber
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Despicable Me
Despicable Me turned out to be a different movie than expected. Usually, that’s a good thing. Surprises at movies are few and far between these days – original ideas are getting harder to come by. But this movie does nothing … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, despicable me, film, how the grinch stole christmas, movie review, Movies, stereotypes, steve carell, the grinch
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Predators
Predators has the potential to be a great suspenseful film about the nature of humanity and the surprising lengths we go to survive, but it never strives to be that. Predators is content with being a fun and amusing B-movie … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Movies
Tagged action movie, action star, adrien brody, Alice Braga, b-movie, Danny Trejo, film, humanity, movie review, Movies, nimrod antal, predators, Robert Rodriquez, topher grace, Unity, Walton Goggins
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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
When you have a movie titled “Men Who Hate Women”, you pretty much know what you are in for, but the more ambiguous title of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo might just throw you off the scent. The original … Continue reading
How to Train Your Dragon
The 3D technology has lost all its luster. Even though How to Train Your Dragon is a wonderful piece of 3D filmmaking, the technology itself becomes distracting to the actual story – and the story, though predictable, is touching and … Continue reading
Green Zone
Green Zone is an ambitious political thriller, but in the end, it just doesn’t live up to the ambition. Matt Damon plays Miller, a captain of a unit sent out to find weapons of mass destruction in the early days … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Movies
Tagged Amy Ryan, Bloody Sunday, Brendan Gleeson, Brian Helgeland, film, film review, films, government, Green Zone, Greg Kinnear, Iraq War, matt damon, movie review, Movies, Saddam Hussein, The Bourne Supremacy, trust, United 93, War, Weapons of Mass Destruction
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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is a beautifully realized and beautifully made depiction of the events surrounding the death of the infamous Jesse James. The movie itself creeps along and because of that leisurely pace, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Dominik, Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck, delusions of grandeur, film, film review, Garret Dellahunt, hero worship, heros, jealousy, jeremy renner, Jesse James, lyrical, Mary Louise Parker, movie, movie review, Movies, Paul Schneider, Richard Deakens, Robert Ford, sam rockwell, Sam Shepherd, the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford, Zooey Deschanel
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