Jordan on Film

Jordan Chodorow reviews movies on a scale of zero to four stars. Find reviews of all the latest releases here, along with a searchable database of all reviews from January 2012 to today.

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Tuesday, April 7, 2015

What to See Right Now

What to see, what to see?

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Tags: 5 to 7, Cinderella, Danny Collins, Deli Man, Focus, Furious 7, Man From Reno, The Wrecking Crew, What to See Right Now

Monday, March 16, 2015

Run All Night, Cinderella, October Gale

Run All Night

Cinderella

October Gale

Capsule reviews on the week's new features:

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Tags: Cate Blanchett, Cinderella, Common, Ed Harris, Joel Kinnaman, Kenneth Branagh, Liam Neeson, Lily James, October Gale, Patricia Clarkson, Richard Madden, Ruba Nadda, Run All Night, Scott Speedman, Tim Roth

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About Me

Jordan Chodorow: Los Angeles, CA, United States; Jordan Chodorow is a tax attorney in Los Angeles. He has been a professional film critic, a U.S. Open tennis umpire, a two-time national bridge champion, and a four-time California crossword champion. He enjoys attending concerts, Clippers and Kings games, theater, and of course movies with his boyfriend of seventeen years, Daniel.

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Ratings Guide

4 Stars - Excellent on every level; one of the few best films of the year.
3 1/2 Stars - Superior; one of the top 20 films of the year.
3 Stars - Strongly recommended.
2 1/2 Stars - Mildly recommended.
2 Stars - Mildly discommended, though not without meritorious elements.
1 1/2 Stars - Poor.
1 Star - Quite poor.
1/2 Star - Exceptionally poor on an artistic level and distasteful on one or more additional levels.
0 Stars - Fails on the most rudimentary technical level and/or merits extraordinary condemnation.