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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close review

Archive, Movie ReviewsBy Laura HouseJanuary 4, 2012Leave a comment

First of all, my friend Stephen Falk tweeted: If Glenn Close doesn’t call her autobiography Extremely Loud and Incredibly Glenn Close, she’s a dum dum.

I can’t think of a better joke than that one, so there you go.

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The Adventures of Tintin review

Archive, Movie ReviewsBy Dean HaglundJanuary 4, 2012Leave a comment

Full Disclosure: I had read a few of Herge’s Tintin books when I was 10 even though some of the books were in French. I have the two Tintin action figures and the rare “Tintin Goes to Soviet Russia” with the additional car from the same book of which only 32 were made that I got a closeout sale at a Tintin store in Stockholm. I also have a needlepoint Cap’n Haddock t-shirt that I got on a beach in Thailand. So supposedly that makes me qualified to sit in judgement of this latest result of our global culture being wrapped into two hours.

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War Horse review

Archive, Movie ReviewsBy Neil WeakleyDecember 28, 2011Leave a comment

If you’ve ever said, “They don’t make movies like they used to anymore,” then you haven’t seen War Horse yet.

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Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol review

Archive, Movie ReviewsBy Neil WeakleyDecember 23, 2011Leave a comment

Every time Tom Cruise makes a movie, I roll my eyes like a knee-jerk reaction. What, you thought I was going to say every time he makes a movie a group of Scientologists get to the next OT Level? Well, that likely happens, too. Ok, maybe I’m being a little too hard on the guy. Or maybe not. He’s filthy rich, good looking, and a movie star. What could I possibly do to affect his life? He won’t likely read this review anyway.

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Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyDecember 16, 2011Leave a comment

You know, it’s funny. The first Sherlock Holmes movie was like the remake of Ocean’s 11; I know I enjoyed it while watching it, but hours later I couldn’t really tell you all that much about it. It’s like the old saying about Chinese food: it’s good and fills you up, but an hour later you’re looking to eat again. But here, with the second installment of this Holmes franchise, I found myself considerably more satisfied with the meal.

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