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I may have claimed that Lifetime makes better movies than one of the ones I reviewed... Click on the links below to find my reviews of each film.
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I typed «stay - at - home daughter» into Google, and found my way to a review of the documentary «Return of the Daughters,» a film I'd seen and that was exalted by most of the women I knew.
Find our review of his new film To the Wonder here.
London About Blog There Ought to be Clowns is a brilliant place to find reviews of plays, musical theatre, TV and film, describing itself as a «theatrical diary» which actually turns out to be a very accurate description.
Here you'll find reviews of the latest films as well as DVD recommendations in For Your Queue, tales of general woe in So That Happened, and other fascinating reportings.
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As for the story, it has potential but fails to follow through; writes the Guardian in a two - star review typical of the overall reaction, «Byzantium starts to introduce issues that you'd seldom find in most vampire films, before cutting of the blood and leaving them to die.»
What do you reasonably expect to find in a review of a film that has been so ruthlessly engineered to target the pleasure - centers of the most fearful and fragile cohort of American maleness?
For the remainder of the review, you'll find highlights or tidbits that don't give away any plot points that merely serve as an enticement to see the film.
Check out my Hack The Movi3s review of this film to find out all the good bits!
Vittorio Storaro comments at some length on the color symbolism in Bertolucci's The Last Emperor, which he shot, demonstrating more critical insight into how the film works and what it's about than we are likely to find in reviews, and there are similarly revealing commentaries from Michael Chapman about the iconographic and stylistic sources of Raging Bull (Life magazine and the photographs of Weegee) and from Hall about the role played by chance in the lighting of a scene from In Cold Blood, where the shadows of raindrops appear to be running down Robert Blake's face.
Click through for my sit - down interview with Mark Levinson, my reviews of the films and the above cool poster is a totally awesome find by Pete at Central Track!!!
His film Stealing Beauty (1996, 20th Century Fox, $ 19.98) received mixed reviews at the time, but I find it to be one of his most sublime achievements, filled with a sunny laziness and slow awakening.
Film criticism is not something people seek out unless they either love film or find the critic entertaining on their own — the issue may be more pronounced in the era of the Internet and review aggregators, but it's certainly not a new issue.
Indeed, having just re-read my 2004 review of that film, I find I could change the names, cut and paste it, and be discussing this film.
The National Board of Review, a collection of film enthusiasts and academics founded in 1909, is better known for packing its annual awards dinner (to be hosted by Willie Geist on January 9) with big names than for predicting Oscars.
by Walter Chaw The only genre that boasts more direct - to - video fare than horror is porn, and since we haven't quite reached the point of quiet desperation needed to begin reviewing porn, find here a smelted cheddar of four dtv horror features (actually, The Boogeyman got a theatrical release in 1980, though I can't understand why): the eighth film in Clive Barker's venerable horror octology, Hellraiser: Hellworld; The Boogeyman and its second sequel, the legitimately straight - to - video Return of the Boogeyman; and Kevin VanHook's The Fallen Ones.
The only way I made it through the remainder of the film was to begin my list of people I no longer have any respect for; you can find it at the top of my review, right after the word «Starring.»
Tepid reviews and dismal box office performance put this movie at odds with the directors» previous efforts, but fans of the film will nevertheless be pleased to find the DVD and Blu - ray release on store shelves this Tuesday, January 26.
The news comes as the film from producer Scott Rudin, and his IACF partner Barry Diller, earned rave reviews at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival, such as Scott Foundas» comments in Variety: «Rock has finally found a big - screen vehicle for himself that comes close to capturing the electric wit, shrewd social observations and deeply autobiographical vein of his standup comedy.»
Out of all the reviews you will find on my site, Xanadu is perhaps the film I feel the most guilty for liking.
In looking back at my review of the director's previous film, «The Place Beyond the Pines,» — obviously he likes to either be «between» or «beyond,» I found the following comment:
As a lifelong avid fan of feature and independent films, Judy also founded the Award winning, immensely popular website, theflickchicks.com., which carries her weekly movie reviews, coverage of red carpet premieres, film festivals and conventions, and other articles related to the motion picture industry.
A whole range of material can be found here: interviews, reviews, selections of Carné's film criticism, information on the Carné team, and links to other resources.
Look at the collected reviews of Pauline Kael since the early 70s, when academic film study in the U.S. was just getting started, and you'll be hard put to find a shred of evidence in more than two decades of energetic writing that such studies existed at all.
The financial realities facing movies often have no place in my reviews — I find it boring if not depressing to bring up numbers and statistics, and I'm sure I've already lost people here — but I feel an obligation to come to the defense of producer Scott Rudin, who said damn the torpedoes and pushed through Garland's original vision for the film, despite fears from Paramount over Annihilation posing too much of an intellectual challenge for the general moviegoing public.
You will not read a single review of Bad News Bears that does not compare it to both Michael Ritchie's original 1976 crowd pleaser and to Terry Zwigoff's brilliantly hilarious Bad Santa (2003), and those comparisons will find the new film wanting.
It's received mixed reviews and most of the critics I respect found it wanting — it certainly has none of the depth or resonance of the films of Arnaud Desplechin (A Christmas Tale) or Olivier Assayas (Summer Hours)-- but I found myself won over by Klapisch's good will and the charm of the superb cast.
- Roger, from his 3 star review of the latest Harry Potter film, which you can find HERE
I'm pleased to find that this film has held up well for me on each subsequent viewing from immediate revisitation in the summer of 2002 to another look in July 2004 to a review of the tardy 20th Anniversary Edition DVD in early 2009 and, now at my most critical state to date, in the summer of 2013 when Oliver & Company makes its Blu - ray debut in a 25th Anniversary Edition Blu - ray + DVD combo pack alongside two of the studio's less esteemed, sequel-less «animated classics.»
The film premiered at Sundance late last week to relatively positive reviews (we were lukewarm) and it follows «a woman (Keri Russell) obsessed with the BBC production of «Pride and Prejudice «who travels to an Austen - styled England resort to find her perfect gentleman.»
I reviewed the film out of Cannes and found it singularly strained and irritating — the kind of thing described as «quintessentially English» by -LSB-...]
Founded in 2005 by Cole Dabney and Bobby McCurdy, the AFCA has seen its membership grow to over two dozen members with a diverse roster of professional film critics who regularly review movies for national television stations, daily newspapers, weekly alternatives, local radio, monthly magazines, and websites with international prominence.
From my review (found here) of the film:
Your reviews for this incredibly tepid and uninspired disappointment and Rogue One are, in my humble opinion, the finest examples of a film review to be found these days.
Ever since I saw Cooties in 2014 and fought with our founding editor in order to review the film (I lost out, of course) I've been anxious to see how Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott would follow up on their...
As a recap, you can find two lists below of ALL reviews of Sundance films published over the last two weeks.
If you go back over the daily reviews of Pickpocket, Les Dames Du Bois De Bologne, Au Hasard Balthazar — an easy matter now that The Times has reprinted its film criticism through 1970 — you will find, not disrespect, but such outright incomprehension that the reviewer might never have experienced, let alone understood, the film.
If not, you'll certainly find no shortage of reviews from caustic critics so quick to rip a film lacking in snark and sarcasm.
The first important thing to note in this or any review of the most anticipated film of 2016 is that Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is not a sequel to the Harry Potter films.
He has been reviewing films for a couple of years and has found a niche in queer world cinema.
Found below are my capsule reviews of the feature films and documentaries from this year's festivals.
Unbroken has garnered mixed reviews from a number of prominent critics, but I found it to be quite a beautiful, poignant and moving film throughout.
What was greeted with relative fanfare upon release (I myself gave it a four - star review my sophomore year of high school) now seems fairly bland when placed in comparison with the other films, neither exciting (as I found Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) nor excruciating (as I found Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire).
Finally, because a friend of mine was recommending The Stop Button as a perceptive and effective online film review site and navigated to it and found a review of Ghost Rider, mortifying him.
My more detailed thoughts about the film itself can be found in my original review of the Dolby Digital DVD, but The Haunting provides an unusual case in that more than any other movie I can recall, my enjoyment of the story stemmed largely from the audio.
As my review of that film notes, I really enjoyed Deepwater Horizon, but I found myself with one semi-prominent complaint: the manner in which it threatened to trivialize the real - life drama.
Greta Gerwig's «Lady Bird» becomes best - reviewed film on Rotten Tomatoes, Disney finds its live - action «Mulan,» and «The Post» star Meryl Streep laments the lack of gender parity
It's hard to find a horror movie with overwhelmingly favorable critical marks, so congratulations for finding It Follows, one of 2015's best - reviewed films in any genre.
As a highly sought after acquisitions title, the chances of finding a spot at Sundance increase by ten-fold and it helps that Sundance discovered the filmmaker and launched his career and debut film The Eyes of My Mother (review) in 2016.