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DAN JARDINE
"To paraphrase Martin Scorcese, films are contemporary society's altar. We go to the movies with the same devotion that past generations preserved for their churchgoing. We enter the darkness, seeking the light. The best movies provide pseudo-religious experiences: they transform us.
<B>Quote:</B> "There is no wisdom without leisure."
--ancient Hebrew epigram"
Agrees with the Tomatometer 84% of the time.
Publications: All Movie Guide, Apollo Guide, Cinemania, Daily-Reviews, Jacksonville Film Journal, TheFilmJournal.com (Ohio)
Critics' Group: Online Film Critics Society, Cinemarati
Total Reviews: 877
Total QuickRatings: 147
Location: Victoria, BC, Canada
OTHER REVIEW & ARTICLE TYPES
| Rating | T-Meter | Title | Year | Add Date (default) |
|---|---|---|---|
N/A |
| Tokyo Story (1953) | "
Life is Disappointing" — Apollo Guide |
N/A |
| La Strada (1954) | "
A classic." — Cinemania |
N/A |
| Hero (2004) | "
Bollywood McChinese" — Cinemania |
N/A |
| Rashomon (1950) | "
Rashomon adheres because it is both exotic and accessible. Kurosawa was definitely visited by the Muse." — Cinemania |
N/A |
| Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003) | "
Distilling Art from Artist" — Cinemania |
N/A | N/A | 2003 Year-in-Review (2003) | "
Part 1 of a profile of the outstanding films of the year past. First up, films that take place on what is for many of us unfamiliar terrain." — Cinemania |
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