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, November 19, 2013

Sunlight Jr., Go For Sisters, Aftermath

Aftermath

Sunlight Jr.

Go For Sisters

Three mild recommendations from the art house:

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Tags: Aftermath, Edward James Olmos, Go For Sisters, Ireneusz Czop, John Sayles, Laurie Collyer, LisaGay Hamilton, Maciej Sthur, Matt Dillon, Naomi Watts, Sunlight Jr., Wladyslaw Pasikowski, Yolonda Ross

Monday, August 5, 2013

2 Guns

I don't know why "2 Guns."

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Tags: 2 Guns, Bill Paxton, Denzel Washington, Edward James Olmos, James Marsden, Mark Wahlberg, Paula Patton

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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.
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2 Stars - Mildly discommended, though not without meritorious elements.
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