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DVD Review: Repo Man
If you are like me and never recognise any of the music they play during '80s retro nights, then Repo Man is for you.
Read More »Movie Review: The Libertine
The star is the camera. It peers through the murk to see a greasy strand of hair, a goosebumped arm, a bottomless pool of mud.
Read More »The Work And The Glory: American Zion Opens 10/21/05 + Giveaway
In November of 1833, the state of Missouri turned a blind eye as hundreds of its peaceful inhabitants were hunted down.
Read More »Review: The Man Who Cried
...it's ability to create moments of universality; moments that everybody can identify with on an emotional level.
Read More »Movie Review: Modigliani
Centred on one of the great romantic figures of Paris, home to one of the greatest outbursts of artistic creativity.
Read More »Dear Wendy Will Be Released On Sept. 23 + Giveaway
Huey was born unlucky. But there is nothing in this world that a young boy with crutches and .52 caliber can’t accomplish…
Read More »Review: Broken Flowers
Often compared to his Lost In Translation role as fading actor Bob Harris, Bill Murray’s role as computer pro Don Johnston in the latest Jim Jarmusch film (Stranger Than Paradise, Down By Law), Broken Flowers, is similar in that the two characters are old and have fame that neither relishes. …
Read More »Human Error Premieres on September 16
In the world of tomorrow, 9-5 is a life sentence.
Read More »Before Sunrise Review
What started off as a small movie in 1994 has become a cult film for college students, or that’s at least what I’ve read. Even if what I read wasn’t true, it still wouldn’t surprise me. Before Sunrise is perfect for college students because of what it is about: hope. …
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