No Country for Old Men is a critically acclaimed western film by the Coen brothers. It took home 4 Oscars, a Golden Globe, and hundreds of
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Top Gun
Top Gun is a great title for a mediocre film. The film begins with text introducing the audience to what Top Gun is. It’s the
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The Legend of 1900
I first heard about The Legend of 1900 when I working as a Teaching Assistant for a small college in Zhuhai China. My introduction to
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Tyler Perry’s Diary of a Mad Black Woman
Through 10 years and seven (soon to be eight) sequels, I’ve never understood the popularity of Tyler Perry’s “Madea” movies. After watching the film that
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The Phantom of the Opera
I’ve never thought of myself as a person who enjoys opera or most musicals, and this movie serves as further evidence. Given that opening, you
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Primer is the first film by director Shane Carruth. It’s perhaps the most realistic interpretation of what it would be like to experience time travel.
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House Of Flying Daggers
This week we try something new with a co-authored review by Philip and Aaron for House of Flying Daggers. Philip: Some movies are for certain
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“Love is like the wind, you can’t see it but you can feel it.” “The reason it hurts so much to separate is because our
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The Village
Directed by M. Knight Shamalamalamalammlamadingdong. I remember seeing this film in theaters, and being really intrigued by the plot. And then, like the rest of
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The Terminal
I’m currently sitting in an airport, so even if I don’t write the entire review here, I will write a bit so I can say
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