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‘The Predator’ is a two hour riff on mental illness and I’m actually a little sick to my stomach
1/10 The Predator is one of the most appalling things that’s ever been released in theaters. I don’t want to give this a full review – it’s not a full movie, so why would I? It was established very publicly … Continue reading
‘Searching’ a great story, not right for its gimmick
6/10 When I saw the first Unfriended, I thought it had the potential to advance film as an art from in a way that very few movies can. Four years later, Searching, which is also entirely composed of shots on … Continue reading
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Tagged #unfriended, Chronicle, Harold & Kumar, John Cho, Searching, Sundance FIlm Festival
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‘The Nun’ is 90 minutes of unvarnished nonsense
1/10 Imagine if The Evil Dead 2 took itself seriously. That’s The Nun. The Nun is that bad. “The darkest chapter of The Conjuring Universe” – because aping the language of its sister Insidious series wasn’t enough, they also had to … Continue reading
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Tagged #james wan, Evil Dead 2, Insidious, Taissa Farminga, The Conjuring, The Name of the Rose, The Nun, vera farminga
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Unheralded ‘Little Stranger’ one of the year’s best
9/10 Lenny Abrahamson’s The Little Stranger didn’t even make $1 million – after a three weekend release, it’s wallowing at $713,143 domestic while most of the country was watching Crazy Rich Asians. Given how well The Nun would do just … Continue reading
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Tagged #domhnall gleeson, Charlotte Rampling, Lenny Abrahamson, The Little Stranger, Will Poulter
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‘Operation Finale’ doesn’t show you the goods
5/10 Operation Finale was supposed to be a heavyweight talkie matchup between two of the best actors in the world, but the film minimizes that element in favor of some much less appetizing subplots. In 1960, the Israeli government receives … Continue reading
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Tagged #ben kingsley, #Oscar Isaac, Melanie Laurent, Operation Finale
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