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Birth of a Nation a pompous, myopic waste of film
Birth of a Nation fails to effectively tell its story on several fundamental levels. It is an inept execution of a concept that was weak to begin with. The Birth of a Nation is a dramatic retelling of the Nat Turner (Nate Parker, who also … Continue reading
Blunt shines, Girl on the Train falters
The Girl on the Train is good. It comes recommended. But I left it thinking about how much better it could have been. The film follows Rachel Watson (Emily Blunt), who sketches during her daily train commute to New York City. Over … Continue reading
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Tagged #edgar ramirez, #emily blunt, #fight club, #lisa kudrow, #rebecca ferguson, Alcoholism, Black Swan, Blue Velvet, Fertility, Girl on the Train, Haley Bennett, Justin Theroux, Kanye, Lisa Kudrow sighting, Luke Evans, Rear Window, sex, Trains, Unreliable Narrator, voyerism
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Tim, what are you doing?
The buzz about Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is that it falls apart in the second half, and that’s absolutely not true. It falls apart well before then. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is about Jake Portman (Asa Butterfield), a muggle … Continue reading
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Tagged #alice in wonderland, #edward scissorhands, #nazis, #samuel l jackson, #tim burton, Asa Butterfield, Eva Green, Frankenstein, Harry Potter, Harry Potter knockoff, he finally looks like a bitch, Jane Goldman, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, Skip it, Slenderman, Terrence Stamp, Tim, Tim Burton is racist now apparently, what are you doing
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Deepwater Horizon brings harrowing blowout to vivid life
Deepwater Horizon is a triumph of traditional, fundamentally sound storytelling. It’s proof of the power of film to make any subject matter gripping. The movie revisits the April 2010 disaster aboard the Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling unit that claimed 11 lives … Continue reading
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Tagged #kurt russell, #mark wahlberg, #Sorry, #tim burton, All right Mr DeMille I'm ready for my close up, British Petroleum, Close up, Coke, Deepwater Horizon, Deepwater Horizon is really really good, disaster movies, Gulf of Mexico, Handheld camerawork, Honey, John Malkovich, Kate Hudson, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, Power of film, What a cast
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Snowden is an actual good movie
Snowden is a bit of a curve ball. The beginning is just a bit better than awful, but the end is just a bit worse than amazing. The film details the past 10 years in the life of CIA whistleblower Edward … Continue reading
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Tagged #bernie sanders, #biopic, #birth of a nation, #joseph gordon-levitt, #ron paul, CIA, Citizenfour, Edward Snowden, Edward Snowden document leaks, Edward Snowden is an American hero, Edward Snowden's treatment represents a monstrous betrayal by the Obama administration, Ewan MacAskill, Fuck the NSA, Glenn Greenwald, humanizing and giving emotional context to people who affected the entire world but who very few knew personally, Julian Assange, Laura Poitras, Lindsay Mills, Melissa Leo, Nicholas Cage is the single greatest actor who ever lived, Nicolas Cage, NSA, Oliver Stone, Pardon Edward Snowden, Rhys Ifans, Shailene Woodly, Snowden, Sully, Sully sux, Tom Wilkinson, Zachary Quinto
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