Movie / Film Reviews
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American Pastoral
Allison Rose | Oct 20, 2016
As a first effort, McGregor’s directorial debut is lacking, but perhaps he chose to bite off a huge chunk by taking on a literary masterpiece.
Full Review | Grade: C
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Deepwater Horizon
Allison Rose | Sep 29, 2016
Russell is solid as the man in charge of a well-run ship and Wahlberg is a wonder that can go from comedy to real life drama in the blink of an eye.
Full Review | Grade: B
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The Magnificent Seven
Allison Rose | Sep 22, 2016
The Magnificent Seven is an entertaining film with a mix of action, drama, and comedy.
Full Review | Grade: B
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Bridget Jones's Baby
Allison Rose | Sep 15, 2016
This latest installment of Bridget Jones was a long time coming, but it was worth the wait.
Full Review | Grade: B
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Who Gets the Dog?
Jennifer Broderick | Sep 12, 2016
Silverstone and Kwanten are spectacular. Their chemistry is unmistakable and their lines are delivered with precision and emotion, without over-dramatization.
Full Review | Grade: B
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Sully
Allison Rose | Sep 08, 2016
Tom Hanks was fantastic as the stoic pilot turned reluctant hero whose brave decision saved hundreds of lives.
Full Review | Grade: B
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The Light Between Oceans
Allison Rose | Sep 01, 2016
With a compelling story and well-written script, The Light Between Oceans flows beautifully, barely making the audience aware it is over 2 hours long.
Full Review | Grade: B
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Little Men
Allison Rose | Aug 22, 2016
While only an hour and a half long, Little Men is packed full of meaning and emotions.
Full Review | Grade: B
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Ben-Hur
Judith Raymer | Aug 18, 2016
Then, there are the action scenes. Intense. At times, gruesomely violent almost to the point of caricature, but Timur Bekmambetov pulls back just in time.
Full Review | Grade: B
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War Dogs
Allison Rose | Aug 17, 2016
Director Todd Phillips graduates from schtick comedy to more serious subject matter with this film but still manages to interject moments of “slapstick” that remind you of his previous success.
Full Review | Grade: C
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