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10 Years (2012) Review

A little more drama than expected, but satisfying nonetheless.
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2 Days in New York (2012) Review

At times channeling Woody Allen, this film understands family dynamics and the way old resentments can creep into the present.
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3 Days to Kill (2014) Review

Baited with action and switched for a family story with this mediocre film.
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300 (2006) Review

I’m always wary about movies that are heavily advertised. It’s the equivalent of overselling a product. In this case, I can forgive 300, because those trailers looked so good, I didn’t mind seeing them over and over again, but that’s also the problem. While the snippets of scenes were great and allowed me to fill in the blanks with equally great images in my head, the actual movie doesn’t live up. Some will say that’s my own fault for letting the hype get to me. Others will say that’s the studio’s fault for hyping up the movie with so much advertising. I think it’s both. Let me just say, that I enjoyed this movie. It’s entertaining. The visual effects are highly believable, considering that the entire environment is green screen (though it’s a shame what passes for blood these days). The acting ranges from adequate with everyone in the cast to very good with Gerard Butler. Lastly, there’s plenty of carnage to be had and even a little sex. You will have a good time watching this film.
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50/50 (2011) Review

An intimate, humorous and tear-jerking look at what definitely feels like real life.
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12 (2009) Review

A Russian adaptation of an American classic.
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21 Jump Street (2012) Review

An explosive comedy not afraid to make fun of its own premise, and becomes all the better for it.
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30 Days of Night (2007) Review

A refreshing take on the vampire horror genre.
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360 (2012) Review

A number of fine scenes and performances, but if audiences are seeking a profound statement about love or connection, they may want to look elsewhere.
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A Band Called Death (2013) Review

A fascinating look into a band ahead of its time.
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