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A
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96%
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The Kid with a Bike (2012) |
"
[It] gives obvious homage to a variety of films. ... But one inspiration shines throughout the movie ... The Red Balloon."
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Looking Closer
Posted Apr 2, 2012
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B-
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85%
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The Hunger Games (2012) |
"
More satisfying than Twilight and a stronger kickoff than the first Harry Potter movie. But ... [it] fails to explore the ethical dilemmas it presents. "
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Looking Closer
Posted Mar 23, 2012
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C-
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44%
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Casa de mi padre (2012) |
"
It's not just boring ... it's frustrating, because we now how much better Ferrell can be when he's given creative material."
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Looking Closer
Posted Mar 17, 2012
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B-
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51%
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John Carter (2012) |
"
Playing the princess, whose name is Dejah Thoris, Lynn Collins is a revelation. I'm not just talking about those costumes (Dejah-view!) which she was clearly born to wear."
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Looking Closer
Posted Mar 8, 2012
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A
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95%
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Pina (2011) |
"
Bring someone who doubts that movies can surprise us anymore. ... Bring somebody who isn't yet excited about stereoscopic cinema. They'll change their minds."
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Looking Closer
Posted Feb 10, 2012
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A
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Lucky Life (2010) |
"
It was a poem before it was a movie. Thus it makes sense that the film works more like poetry than prose. And there is fear, mystery, and majesty burning in every scene."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jan 27, 2012
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A-
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77%
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War Horse (2011) |
"
Many who dismiss this film have forgotten: [Its source is] a children's story. ... Would you tell a child that The Black Stallion is an artificial, sentimental fantasy?"
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Looking Closer
Posted Dec 28, 2011
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C
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75%
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The Adventures of Tintin (2011) |
"
It's interesting that the villain's name is pronounced like 'saccharine' when the whole movie feels like it's made of frosting."
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Looking Closer
Posted Dec 21, 2011
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A+
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90%
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The Muppet Movie (1979) |
"
This isn't about one sock puppet's search to be all that he can be. It's about a community combining their talents to bring joy to the world."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 25, 2011
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B
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96%
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Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2011) |
"
These images of what the world was increase my sense of awe at what the world is. "
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 25, 2011
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B+
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90%
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Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (2011) |
"
Uncle Boonmee is about ... the moments when our worlds expand; when our outlines turn out to be more porous than we thought."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 25, 2011
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C+
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84%
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My Week with Marilyn (2011) |
"
Out of one side of the film's mouth, we hear, 'Isn't it a shame, what celebrity culture did to this girl?" and out of the other side, 'Good God, look at her! She's a goddess!'"
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 25, 2011
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C-
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38%
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Cars 2 (2011) |
"
Cars dazzled my eyes and warmed my heart. Cars 2 ... inspired resistance instead of welcome."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 23, 2011
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A-
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88%
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The Five Obstructions (2003) |
"
Von Trier is rejuvenating his mentor's imagination. He's also reminding him that art can 'catch the conscience' of the audience and the artist."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 23, 2011
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A+
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88%
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Certified Copy (Copie Conforme) (2011) |
"
I could assess the performances (Juliette Binoche is better than ever). ... But I can't treat Certified Copy with a critic's typical detachment. I'm in love with it. "
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 23, 2011
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A
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92%
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The Gleaners and I (2001) |
"
Varda is, herself, a gleaner. Her eyes are her tools, and her camera is her basket. Insatiably curious, she seeks, finds, redeems. ... When we pay attention, attention pays."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 23, 2011
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A
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90%
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Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011) |
"
Every society has its traps, the film suggests. ... But they're not equally corrupt. There's a clear sign hanging over the road less traveled, and it says 'Wrong Way.'"
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 23, 2011
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6.5/10
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49%
|
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) |
"
The series' most entertaining movie so far ... [But] either the screenwriters don't understand Lewis's story, or they're actively subverting ideas he illustrated beautifully."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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6.5/10
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90%
|
The Fighter (2010) |
"
While the crowd cheered, I didn't want Micky to win the fight. I wanted somebody ... to come along and rescue him from his family's ignorance."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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6/10
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73%
|
The Adjustment Bureau (2011) |
"
... in the long list of films translating and transforming the stories of the ubiquitous Philip K. Dick, this falls in the 'Watchable but Disappointing' category."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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7.5/10
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84%
|
Jane Eyre (2011) |
"
The colors and compositions recall the haunting beauty of Jane Campion's The Piano, which found a similar tension between the wilderness and a highly mannered society."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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7.5/10
|
93%
|
Another Year (2010) |
"
The Hepples are a joy to watch. ... Think about it. How often do we see a great marriage on the big screen?"
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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7/10
|
94%
|
Win Win (2011) |
"
How often is my 'generosity' inspired by self-serving possibilities? Win Win is going to aggravate me for the rest of this year."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
|
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8.5/10
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84%
|
The Tree of Life (2011) |
"
Those occasional moments in Days of Heaven that inspired a catch in the breath ... are the building blocks of this film. Grace notes are now the primary element."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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7.5/10
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84%
|
Beginners (2011) |
"
Mills weaves emotional storylines together -- and anthropomorphizes a canine -- without stumbling into sentimentality. It feels true, lived-in, every single moment."
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Looking Closer
Posted Jun 15, 2011
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B
|
86%
|
Inception (2010) |
"
Must-see? Absolutely. But let's not get carried away. Primer was every bit as challenging but populated with characters who seemed real and spoke like human beings."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Jul 27, 2010
|
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9/10
|
94%
|
Days of Heaven (1978) |
"
It has a visual syntax so eloquent -- its fields of gold cause its quiet characters to stand out like mythic figures -- it would play powerfully as a silent film. "
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Looking Closer
Posted May 19, 2010
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8.5/10
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94%
|
Journal d'un curé de campagne (Diary of a Country Priest) (1951) |
"
Its rare glimpses of the French countryside are stark and striking, suggesting that any man who would truly pursue holiness will walk hard roads through desolate lands."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 19, 2010
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10/10
|
——
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Three Colors Trilogy (2003) |
"
My favorite cinematic achievement. I return to it again and again, blessed by visual beauty, musical invention, astonishing performances and inspired spiritual exploration."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 18, 2010
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8.5/10
|
100%
|
Playtime (Play Time) (1967) |
"
This film delivers exactly what its title promises. It's a panoramic frenzy of elaborate sights and sound design."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 18, 2010
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8.5/10
|
96%
|
The Wind Will Carry Us (2000) |
"
Kiarostami could have just made a documentary, and it would have been fascinating. But his narrative is a way of humbly questioning his own ethics and methods."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 18, 2010
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8.5/10
|
97%
|
Killer of Sheep: The Charles Burnett Collection (2007) |
"
It's to Burnett's credit that he is able to observe problems of class and race without narrowing his vision to become an 'issues movie' or a sermon. "
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 18, 2010
|
|
9.5/10
|
100%
|
Tokyo Story (Tôkyô monogatari) (1953) |
"
These characters never surprise us with anything showy, lurid, or sensational. They're ordinary human beings, treated with fierce attention that feels like deep respect. "
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Looking Closer
Posted May 18, 2010
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7/10
|
53%
|
Penelope (2006) |
"
Penelope suggests that peace comes through character, not cosmetic surgery. In this, it's smarter than Twilight..."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
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8.5/10
|
98%
|
Let the Right One In (2008) |
"
For every moment of bloodshed [and] special effects ... there are subtleties and surprises that transcend this exhausted genre."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
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8/10
|
89%
|
Coraline (2009) |
"
Coraline is equal parts funny and frightening. This isn't a cute story for kids... but one of the most sophisticated, rewarding works of American fantasy cinema. "
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
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9/10
|
93%
|
L'Heure d'été (Summer Hours) (2009) |
"
The film resonates with emotions as authentic as the details. ... And it asks us to ponder what makes the objects in our lives meaningful. "
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
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9/10
|
95%
|
Munyurangabo (2009) |
"
Chung's film feels 'organic.' ... Rather than giving Western viewers a guilt trip by exploiting Rwanda's pain, he makes a movie by Rwanda for Rwanda."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
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|
8.5/10
|
98%
|
Up (2009) |
"
Up has much to offer kids but more to offer adults. We're so entertained we don't realize we're exploring tough questions. How faithful are we in the promises we make? "
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
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8/10
|
100%
|
Cha no aji, (The Taste of Tea) (2004) |
"
I'm haunted by its whimsical surreality -- and by it's startling conclusion."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
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6/10
|
88%
|
Inglourious Basterds (2009) |
"
Tarantino is at times like a flamboyant, egomaniacal orchestra conductor, gesticulating wildly and turning to the audience to make sure we know that the show's about him."
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
|
8.5/10
|
89%
|
A Serious Man (2009) |
"
A Serious Man is several barrels full of laughs. But it's as serious-minded about suffering and misfortune as any film I've seen."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
|
8.5/10
|
——
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Plastic Man - Man of 1000 Shapes (1989) |
"
A Serious Man is several barrels full of laughs. But it's as serious-minded about suffering and misfortune as any film I've seen."
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
|
7/10
|
83%
|
Avatar (2009) |
"
As adventure movies go, it is impressively new in every way except the way that matters most -- storytelling. Its look will last. But its heart won't go on."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
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8/10
|
79%
|
Politist, adj. (Police, Adjective) (2009) |
"
It moves at a snail's pace. And it's visually dispiriting. Have I talked you into seeing it yet? ... It's worthwhile -- especially for those interested in how words can become instruments of power."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
|
8.5/10
|
92%
|
La Graine et le Mulet (The Secret of the Grain) (Couscous) (2007) |
"
Secret of the Grain may be the most ambitious, complex, and suspenseful film about a feast ever to be served at the movies."
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 11, 2010
|
|
7.5/10
|
69%
|
Babies (2010) |
"
Infants on the big screen are usually exploited as blasts of cuteness, comic relief, or wisecracking, diaper-clad versions of grownups. Thus, Babies is a welcome relief."
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 8, 2010
|
|
6/10
|
35%
|
The Wolfman (2010) |
"
Lawrence's transformation is scary because he's a sympathetic character. ... His sophistication can't save him from reckless impulses. I risk making a fool of myself if I say this is timely and relevant."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 7, 2010
|
|
7.5/10
|
82%
|
Two Lovers (2008) |
"
I can't stop thinking about Leonard, how I want him to be free, living an authentic life ... but also to to remain under supervision so he won't mess himself up. Phoenix is brilliant here."
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 7, 2010
|
|
8/10
|
44%
|
The Limits of Control (2009) |
"
By surprising us with repetitions, Jarmusch suggests that we shouldn't take these events as literal, traditional storytelling. This is play -- serious play."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 7, 2010
|
|
7/10
|
79%
|
Mine (2009) |
"
This movie may improve the lives of animals never touched by storms, and encourage us to be kinder to the vulnerable creatures around us -- canine, feline, and human."
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Looking Closer
Posted May 7, 2010
|
|
A-
|
75%
|
The Road (2009) |
"
The Road prompts us to treat each other with kindness and to savor 'small graces.' ... Can we carry the light and heat of grace when survival demands that we carry a loaded gun? That is the question."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 30, 2009
|
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A-
|
73%
|
Where the Wild Things Are (2009) |
"
Wild Things might have been just another crass cartoon. Most filmmakers would have made the monsters' wild rumpus the film's raison d'être. Instead, Jonze and Eggers have crafted a poetic, personal interpretation."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Nov 20, 2009
|
|
A-
|
95%
|
Star Trek (2009) |
"
This isn't just the most playful, surprising action movie in years. It's also the funniest. They're not going where no man has gone before. But the way they go there ... wow."
—
Looking Closer
Posted May 8, 2009
|
|
A+
|
93%
|
Apocalypse Now Redux (2001) |
"
Redux's virtues far outweigh its flaws. Apocalypse Now in any version remains one of the richest, most extravagant moviegoing experiences"
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 30, 2008
|
|
A+
|
91%
|
Stevie (2003) |
"
... a potent reminder that grace, healing, and resolution are possible for the most broken of families."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 24, 2008
|
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3/4
|
56%
|
The Tale of Despereaux (2008) |
"
Framestore Feature Animation makes us feel we've gone to the Louvre and walked right into paintings by Vermeer or Brueghel, scenes of breathtaking subtlety and texture."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Dec 23, 2008
|
|
B+
|
92%
|
We Are Together (Thina Simunye) (2006) |
"
Compared to the reality-TV programs that wring manufactured drama from manipulated situations, We Are Together is an example of admirable restraint."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Dec 16, 2008
|
|
A
|
96%
|
Up the Yangtze (2007) |
"
Yung gets to the broken heart of a dying culture by conveying the impact of the dam on two individuals affected by, and participating in, the government's vision for 'progress.'"
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 12, 2008
|
|
B
|
92%
|
Frost/Nixon (2008) |
"
Howard has learned a lesson that Frost learns early in the movie: 'The American people want a conviction, plain and simple.' ... But perhaps what we want and what we need have been confused."
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Looking Closer
Posted Dec 12, 2008
|
|
A-
|
78%
|
Doubt (2008) |
"
Many will leave disappointed by Shanley's refusal to settle for some simplistic 'Gotcha!' scene. ... But I need films that subvert my desire to divide people into white hats and black hats."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 12, 2008
|
|
A
|
91%
|
Shotgun Stories (2007) |
"
Like Malick, Nichols knows that the sight of a combine transforming an Arkansas cotton field into an apocalyptic dust storm is as eloquent as anything his characters might say."
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Looking Closer
Posted Nov 26, 2008
|
|
A+
|
94%
|
My Kid Could Paint That (2007) |
"
One of art's richest rewards is its way of teaching us about our assumptions, doubts, and capacity for faith. ... My Kid Could Paint That gets people thinking and talking."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Nov 26, 2008
|
|
3/4
|
54%
|
Body of Lies (2008) |
"
Like Blade Runner, the film reminds us of the corrupting nature of power, and how those who look down on others often fail to understand the consequences of their actions."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Oct 10, 2008
|
|
1.5/4
|
82%
|
Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) |
"
Woody Allen's work should be taking him deeper into complex and revealing stories about the heart. Instead, he's becoming more preoccupied with the lurid and the lewd."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Aug 15, 2008
|
|
2.5/4
|
87%
|
Frozen River (2008) |
"
The chill of Frozen River is so unpleasantly relentless that it's likely to leave viewers dispirited, numb, and wondering what to make of it all."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Aug 1, 2008
|
|
2.5/4
|
32%
|
The X-Files: I Want to Believe (The X Files 2) (2008) |
"
If anything, this production should have been televised. There's nothing here deserving the big screen--except for the radiant Gillian Anderson, the beating heart of the film."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Jul 25, 2008
|
|
3/4
|
78%
|
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) |
"
Dispelling all fears about age and ability, Harrison Ford puts on that legendary fedora and becomes Indiana Jones again, exactly as we remember him."
—
Christianity Today
Posted May 20, 2008
|
|
4/4
|
80%
|
Le Voyage du Ballon Rouge (The Flight of the Red Balloon) (2007) |
"
Some critics complain that 'nothing happens' in this film. To borrow a line from James Cameron's The Abyss -- they 'need to look with better eyes than that.' It's meant to be observed the way you might study art in a museum."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Apr 4, 2008
|
|
A+
|
94%
|
Café Lumiere (2004) |
"
You don't take this journey for the bends in the road, but the fleeting sights along the way make it memorably rewarding."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 30, 2007
|
|
A+
|
91%
|
There Will Be Blood (2007) |
"
It's dedicated to Altman, and yet Blood feels more like a collaborative effort from Kubrick, Malick, Weir, and Coppola. And the bizarre finale is 100 percent Anderson."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 26, 2007
|
|
B+
|
94%
|
Juno (2007) |
"
Juno's personality dominates the movie, which is both its strength and its weakness."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 5, 2007
|
|
C
|
42%
|
The Golden Compass (2007) |
"
There's no sense of wonder in this frantic tour of wonderland, and Lyra escapes trouble so easily, there's little suspense."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Dec 5, 2007
|
|
B+
|
77%
|
I'm Not There (2007) |
"
There's a 90-minute masterpiece in this film, waiting for an editor to find it."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Nov 27, 2007
|
|
1.5/4
|
52%
|
Margot at the Wedding (2007) |
"
Margot at the Wedding is a story told from a perspective that's as viciously condescending and critical as Margot's own worldview."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Nov 21, 2007
|
|
3.5/4
|
94%
|
No Country for Old Men (2007) |
"
It's almost too good to be true that the Coen Brothers have adapted McCarthy's novel and brought it to the screen, though it is their bleakest work to date."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Nov 9, 2007
|
|
A-
|
76%
|
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007) |
"
... it's the performances that make this picture compelling in spite of its snail's-pace narrative."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Oct 18, 2007
|
|
B+
|
44%
|
The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005) |
"
It avoids gratuitous gore and the shocks that provide the backbone of most horror films. [Derrickson's] more interested in the spiritual questions at hand."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 21, 2007
|
|
D-
|
33%
|
Entropy (1999) |
"
Since the main character makes foolish decisions, and then makes worse decisions, his pleas for our sympathy are annoying and unsuccessful."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 21, 2007
|
|
A
|
88%
|
Italiensk for Begyndere (Italian for Beginners) (2001) |
"
A rare delight ... a joyous comedy that is at the same time grounded in real life with characters whose company is a pleasure."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 21, 2007
|
|
C
|
53%
|
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) |
"
Unfortunately, Ron Howard is the Grinch who stole Christmas from Jim Carrey."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 21, 2007
|
|
A-
|
93%
|
The Departed (2006) |
"
... a fantastically entertaining crime thriller, crackling with energy from beginning to end. ... But Nicholson's outrageous over-acting becomes a distraction."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 21, 2007
|
|
C+
|
86%
|
Chunhyangdyun (2000) |
"
Chunhyang is a gorgeous, elaborate film that feels like a fairy tale with a fresh coat of paint. Unfortunately, the paint is the most interesting part."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
B
|
82%
|
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) |
"
The material plays to [Burton's] strengths ... he's more interesting as a stylist than a storyteller."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
A-
|
80%
|
The Boxer (1997) |
"
... a lasting testament to the power of love and the damage done by prejudice and hate."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
A+
|
96%
|
Born Into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids (2004) |
"
As bright as a box of new crayons, and just as full of creative potential, these children give us vibrant pictures of hope in the midst of oppression."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
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A+
|
100%
|
Three Colors: Blue (Trois Couleurs: Bleu) (1993) |
"
Blue -- Kieslowski's masterpiece -- is a story about the journey from grief and brokenness to rebirth, written on a woman's face."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
A-
|
92%
|
Amores Perros (2001) |
"
... it is a hyperviolent movie against violence; a graphic portrayal of infidelity in the name of marriage; a tale of murderous sibling rivalry in the name of family."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
A
|
82%
|
The Age of Innocence (1993) |
"
It shows that while conformity can stifle honesty and love, acting in mere self-interest can be even more destructive."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
A+
|
95%
|
No End in Sight (2007) |
"
Ferguson consults not the administration's political opponents, but the very experts that the U.S. government selected and sent into the Baghdad fray ..."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 20, 2007
|
|
A-
|
83%
|
Finding Neverland (2004) |
"
Finding Neverland is about hanging on to that belief in something that transcends the empirical world. It's a small, gentle, graceful motion picture."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 19, 2007
|
|
B-
|
——
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Final Solution (2002) |
"
For his success in adhering to higher standards of art, for his restraint and honesty, I applaud Cristóbal Krusen. His first film is a promising work."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 19, 2007
|
|
A+
|
90%
|
Fast, Cheap & Out of Control (1997) |
"
Fast, Cheap & Out of Control convinced me that a documentary can be a poem. "
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 19, 2007
|
|
B+
|
79%
|
Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) |
"
The action is fast and furious, and so are the punchlines."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 19, 2007
|
|
D
|
0%
|
Hangman's Curse (2003) |
"
... [these] are Christian filmmakers stooping to use the same manipulative storytelling tactics that anti-Christian filmmakers often use to express their own bias."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Sep 19, 2007
|
|
C+
|
89%
|
Eastern Promises (2007) |
"
In his severity, Cronenberg disrupts the audience's immersion in a story that might have become a landmark tale of corruption and conscience..."
—
Christianity Today
Posted Sep 19, 2007
|
|
D
|
40%
|
The Island (2005) |
"
It seems to assume that its audience is made of idiots, constantly reminding us of the simple plot details and having characters define things for each other."
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Looking Closer
Posted Sep 12, 2007
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|
A
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86%
|
Junebug (2005) |
"
From dinner-table silences, to nuances of Baptist vocabulary, to 'colorful' displays of Southern imagination, these people are three-dimensional and compelling."
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Looking Closer
Posted Sep 12, 2007
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A-
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93%
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The Lives of Others (2006) |
"
... The Lives of Others illustrates, with only a dash of sentimentality, the truth that integrity leads to vulnerability and sacrifice."
—
Looking Closer
Posted Sep 12, 2007
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73%
21%
63%
85%
46%
40%
