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2010 in Movies: The Year of the Crime Drama
2010 continued a trend of really good recent crime dramas. This year, most of them came from overseas: The Secrets in Their Eyes (Argentina) won the most recent Best Foreign Language Oscar and A Prophet (France) and Ajami (Palestine/Israel) were … Continue reading
2010 in Movies: Worst Movie-going Experience
The Winner: On the same airline flight, I watched the two worst films that I saw in all of 2010, Leap Year and The Tooth Fairy. I had always thought that I could watch the talented and adorable Amy Adams … Continue reading
Movies to See Right Now – Updated
The best of the recent films is Fair Game, the Valerie Plame/Joe Wilson story with Naomi Watts and Sean Penn. Morning Glory is a passable comedy, as is Love and Other Drugs. There are some Must See films still kicking … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Hall, Black Swan, Easy Rider, Fair Game, Hereafter, I Love You Phillip Morris, Inside Job, Love and Other Drugs, Mademoiselle Chambon, Morning Glory, movie recommendations, Movies, Stagecoach, The Caine Mutiny, The Social Network, The Town., Toy Story 3, Winter's Bone
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Updated Movies to See Right Now
The Must See films in theaters this week remain Inside Job and The Social Network. Hereafter and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest are also good choices. Morning Glory (more tomorrow) is a passable comedy. Charles Ferguson’s brilliant documentary … Continue reading
This week’s Movies to See Right Now
The Must See films in theaters this week remain Inside Job and The Social Network. Hereafter and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest are also good choices. Charles Ferguson’s brilliant documentary Inside Job may be the most important movie … Continue reading
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Tagged Fair Game, Harlan County USA, Hereafter, Howl, I've Loved You So Long, Inside Job, Leaving, movie recommendations, Movies, Partir, Picnic at Hanging Rock, The Best Years of Our Lives, The Crimson Kimono, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, The Social Network, The Town., Toy Story 3, Welcome to the Rileys, Winter's Bone
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Movies to See Right Now – updated for this week
Charles Ferguson’s brilliant documentary Inside Job may be the most important movie of the year. It is a harsh but fair explanation of the misdeeds that led to the recent near-collapse of the global financial system. Unexpectedly, the film begins … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Ferguson, Fair Game, Hereafter, Howl, Inside Job, Lisbeth Salander, M, Metropolis, movie recommendations, Movies, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, The Set-Up, The Social Network, The Town., Toy Story 3, Welcome to the Rileys, Winter's Bone
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Updated Movies To See Right Now
The best movie to see is still The Social Network. The birth story of Facebook is a riveting tale of college sophomores that are brilliant, ambitious, immature, self-absorbed and disloyal – and about to become zillionaires. It’s a triumph for … Continue reading
This week’s Movies to See Right Now
The Social Network is still the top choice in theaters this week. The birth story of Facebook is a riveting tale of college sophomores that are brilliant, ambitious, immature, self-absorbed and disloyal – and about to become zillionaires. … Continue reading
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