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SEASON OF THE WITCH

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

SEASON OF THE WITCH is not a painfully bad film. It’s not a particularly good one, either. Rather, it falls into that middling ground of an effort that provokes in the audience the collective sigh of “Eh, I’ve seen worse.” And they have. GULLIVER’S TRAVELS springs to mind, and would that it would spring out… Read More »

THE GREEN HORNET

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

THE GREEN HORNET is not a great film, but it does get one thing very right. It is filled with the exuberance that a kid finds in living through the exploits of his or her favorite super hero or heroine. For all the faults to be found with its pacing, there is something enormously refreshing… Read More »

DILEMMA, THE

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Director Ron Howard’s stated purpose in making THE DILEMMA was to make a comedy after taking a hiatus from the genre. He has yet to achieve his goal. There are more laughs in SCHINDLER’S LIST. Rather than creating a smart comedy of manners and morals involving adultery coming between best friends, Howard has instead taken… Read More »

NO STRINGS ATTACHED

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NO STRINGS ATTACHED is a sweet and sophisticated comedy that gently navigates the emotionally explosive no-man’s-land of modern relationships. No rules, no cookie-cutter blueprints, it’s a scary place where the friends of those with the biggest questions are the ones who are the quickest to offer advice, and are also the ones with the least… Read More »

RITE, THE

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THE RITE forges boldly into some interesting theological territories without ever quite making the trip as interesting as the ideas behind it. What begins as an intriguing consideration of how evil can insinuate itself upon even the most innocent of souls becomes, in a breathtakingly short period of time, a wordy symposium. Concepts and theories… Read More »

SANCTUM

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SANCTUM

James Cameron neither wrote nor directed SANCTUM, but his fingerprints as the executive producer of same are all over it. Visually, it’’s an exhilarating experience. As for the storytelling, the word lugubrious comes to mind. The writing is stiff and ridden with clichés, with cheese-ish motifs overwhelmed by swelling, overwrought music cues that forge straight… Read More »

Tagged With: 3-D, cave diving, eco-tourism. adrenaline junkie, father-son relationship, jungle, Papua New Guinea

MECHANIC, THE

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

THE MECHANIC is slick, stylish, and fun. In short, everything for which an audience turns to an action flick for a few hours of escapist entertainment. Jason Statham again proves that he is the quintessential genre protagonist: cool, efficient, with an ironic edge and credibly cerebral. This last is critical, inasmuch as he is a… Read More »

CEDAR RAPIDS

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

CEDAR RAPIDS is a sweet tale with of innocence lost and happiness found. In the grand tradition of MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON and MR DEEDS GOES TO TOWN, Mr Lippe (Ed Helms) goes to the titular city for an insurance convention and discovers the real world in the big city, and the further, more… Read More »

JUST GO WITH IT

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Evincing a sense of humor that would be the envy of a first-grader, Adam Sandler once again assaults the concept of humor in JUST GO WITH IT. Predictable is perhaps the least of the faults to be found here, combined as that is with a fixation on excretion, and with tedious direction from Sandler regular… Read More »

THE EAGLE

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THE EAGLE

THE EAGLE is a literate slog through Roman-occupied Britain. It’’s a gritty, atmospheric experience where honor is the goal, and finding it takes some unexpected turns. Based on the novel of the same name by Rosemary Sutcliff, it starts with actual historical incidents, adds artistic license, and comes up with a metaphorical tale that speaks… Read More »

Tagged With: familiy honor, Ninth Legion, Roman Britain, Scotland, shaman

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