Archive for the ‘Movie Reviews’ Category

Published on May 23rd, 2013

Arriving at one’s late 20s is a chronological coup d’état that some find impossible to overcome. In Frances Ha, Frances (Greta »

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Published on May 20th, 2013

David Siegel and Scott McGehee’s adaptation of the pivotal Henry James novel What Maisie Knew gives the story a modern update fraught »

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Published on May 17th, 2013

Based on the notorious extremist political group, the Weather Underground, Robert Redford’s The Company You Keep is an understated, yet »

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Published on May 16th, 2013

It’s been a slow recovery for Winona Ryder since her 2001 shoplifting scandal from Saks Fifth Avenue. In the wake »

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Published on May 11th, 2013

It goes without saying that the anticipation that has led up to Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of The Great Gatsby has »

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Published on May 2nd, 2013

The topic of twenty-first century detachment has only been a recent source of concern and dissection. The problem with examining »

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Published on April 30th, 2013

Terrence Malick has cultivated something of a reputation for long-winded “profound” movies (namely The Tree of Life). His most recent »

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Published on April 21st, 2013

Danny Boyle has directed a number of psychological mindfucks in his day (Trainspotting, The Beach, etc.), as well as his »

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Published on April 18th, 2013

Todd Berger’s first major film, It’s A Disaster, is a comedically grim farce that shows how, even in a crisis situation, the »

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Published on April 17th, 2013

Ed Koch became mayor of New York City at a time when no one wanted to touch it (except, of »

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