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REVIEW: ‘The Other Guys’
‘The Other Guys’ is kind of a spoof, kind of a slapstick comedy, and kind of awful.
REVIEW: ‘South of the Border’
‘South of the Border’ has a respectable point to make, but it would have been better made by someone not afraid to ask the tough questions.
REVIEW: ‘Dinner for Schmucks’
Expect to walk out of ‘Dinner for Schmucks’ dumber than when you went in, but laughing harder.
REVIEW: ‘Salt’
Angelina Jolie, Liev Schreiber, and Chiwetel Ejiofor deserve better than the muddled mess of a film that is Salt.
REVIEW: ‘The Kids Are All Right’ (2010)
‘The Kids Are All Right’ is the rare type of comedy that encourages its audience to demand more from their cinema going experience.
REVIEW: ‘Inception’ (2010)
‘Inception’ is not a masterpiece, but it is exactly what he hope for summer blockbusters to be.
REVIEW ROUND-UP: Negative ‘Inception’ Reviews
One week after unanimous raves came pouring in, some negative reviews get thrown into the mix.
REVIEW ROUND-UP: ‘Inception’ Gets Raves
The critics have compared Christopher Nolan’s latest film to some of the greatest movies in cinema history. Will the hype be too much?
REVIEW: ‘Winter’s Bone’
‘Winter’s Bone’ is subtle, thrilling and an inspiring tale of what makes life worth fighting for.
First Review for Christopher Nolan’s ‘Inception’
Peter Travers gives the film 3.5 out of 4 stars. So what does that mean for the film?
REVIEW: ‘Jonah Hex’
80-minutes of your time is too much to donate to the terrible mess that is ‘Jonah Hex.’
REVIEW: ‘Toy Story 3’
‘Toy Story 3’ is the best mainstream film so far in 2010. It might be best to leave the youngest ones at home, but definitely hire a sitter and get out to see this movie.
REVIEW: ‘Vivre sa vie’ – ‘My Life to Live’ (1962)
‘Vivre sa vie’ is one of my favorite Godard films because it is subtle and sometimes cruel, but never boring.
Review Round-Up: ‘Toy Story 3’
Four reviews are in for the movie so far and the word is extremely positive.
REVIEW: ‘Ondine’
The script is flawed, but great performances from Farrell and the rest of the cast and a wonderful technical achievement make Ondine a worthwhile trip to the theatre.
REVIEW: ‘Get Him to the Greek’
The pace is jagged, but the laughs are frequent in the summer’s newest raunchy comedy.
REVIEW: ‘Solitary Man’
‘Solitary Man’ is the type of grown-up movie that is not common for the summer time, but it is definitely more worthy of its ticket price than the childish summer fare.
USER REVIEW: ‘Young Frankenstein’ (1974)
Brandon Cooley celebrates Mel Brooks month by reviewing one of Brooks’ classic films ‘Young Frankenstein’.
REVIEW: ‘Blazing Saddles’ (1974)
Because of its subject matter, its style, and its arsenal of comic bits, ‘Blazing Saddles’ is a film that will never feel old.