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50/50 Review

ArchiveBy Graham ElwoodMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

I was looking forward to seeing this film because I really like Joseph Gordon Levitt and I had heard it was based on a true story. Both of these things came together well in what is a really good film. Still hung over from the abuse I took from Green Hornet, my Seth Rogen annoyance level was humming.

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Margin Call Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

Ok, it’s not necessarily a film one might think a bunch of “comedy film nerds” would be focusing on, but hey, the comic book movies are done for the year, so let’s delve into some meaty character driven drama, shall we?  Time to find out why they aren’t given out press passes so readily. 

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Martha Marcy May Marlene Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

Don’t try to say the name of the film too fast, for the alliteration is a bit of a tongue-twister, but you definitely should try to check this movie out.

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The Ides of March Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

Some movies offer you a message that is perhaps new or refreshing, some tell you something you already knew.  But, if we’re lucky, all the other elements of the film add up to something worth watching.  To my delight, such is the case with The Ides of March.

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Tower Heist Review

ArchiveBy Dean HaglundMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

Okay, I am officially worried for the Oscars. Seeing how weird Eddie Murphy is in this movie, he should have taken a moment to consider what hosting the Oscars means. Clearly, there is no joy left in his performing, and there is an odd disconnect from everyone he ‘shares’ screen time with. In fact, I would hazard a guess that many of the fellow actors weren’t even there on the same day he was since all his scenes were shot in a series of close-ups and one offs.

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