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Two films at SXSW impressed me with their commitment to providing the audience a good time: 'The Fall Guy' and 'Gutter.'

A horror film that cares more about its characters than its creatures, which is why the viewer cares when the Abbotts are in danger.

Set in 2020 in a non-distinct rural area, the horror-thriller 'A Quiet Place' is an incredible film experience (3.5 stars out of four) about a family surviving in their rural home after alien creatures have seemingly conquered the Earth.

If only I could loop myself back to seeing this for the first time again.

Looper is intelligent, fun sci fi, but the violence is overbearing and unfunny.

Just send your regrets and move on.

The team who brought you Forgetting Sarah Marshall and The Muppets invite you to A Very Long Like Crazy Engagement.

It's more than a little silly, but there are also some big laughs in Jack Black's comic take on Gulliver

Damon and Blunt give us a romantic subplot worth rooting for in this fantastic Philip K. Dick adaptation.

The musical version from Hot Fuzz would make a better film than this.