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| Miss You Already |
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| Spectre |
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| Trumbo |
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| Spotlight |
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| Welcome to Leith |
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| What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy |
The first four-star film of 2015 highlights a mostly good week at the movies:
Showing posts with label Rachel McAdams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rachel McAdams. Show all posts
Friday, November 13, 2015
Miss You Already, Spectre, Trumbo, Spotlight, Welcome to Leith, What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy
The first four-star film of 2015 highlights a mostly good week at the movies:
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Southpaw
Another fully committed performance by the gifted Jake Gyllenhaal sets the boxing family drama “Southpaw” above most pretenders to the throne.
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Aloha
Please tell me not every major American director will feel the need to decamp to Hawaii for a navel-gazing loll in the hammock.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Le Chef, A Most Wanted Man, Magic in the Moonlight
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| A Most Wanted Man |
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| Magic in the Moonlight |
From the sublime to the ridiculous…
Monday, November 4, 2013
About Time
I was surprised how much antipathy I'd mustered by the end of "About Time," Richard Curtis' stupid and sexist British romcom.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Passion
I don't spend a lot of time re-reading my old reviews, but I must admit I rather liked my note on 2011's French import "Love Crime": http://www.jordanonfilm.com/2011/09/love-crime-much-more-fun-than-good-movie.html#more . Now Brian DePalma has remade "Love Crime" as "Passion," and I'm afraid to say all he's achieved is to eliminate (most of) the campy laughs that made the original, as I called it, more fun than a good movie.
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