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Laura Sinagra

Laura Sinagra's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Face (2002) 63% EDIT “The movie never really finds a fresh groove.” – Village Voice Mar 13, 2021 Full Review EDIT “The movie never really finds a fresh groove.” – Village Voice Oct 20, 2018 Full Review Ash Wednesday (2002) 27% EDIT “With more swagger than Saint Pat on Snake Day, Edward Burns struts around 1983 Hell's Kitchen in search of a Sopranos audition.” – Village Voice Mar 24, 2011 Full Review Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (2005) 71% EDIT “[A] rather grating hagiography.” – Village Voice Jun 20, 2006 Full Review Imagine Me & You (2005) 34% EDIT “... though this lesbian-themed entry in the Notting Hill and Four Weddings and a Funeral category neatly accomplishes the genre's other requirement, the ability to double as travelogue, its players are availed of precious little wit.” – Village Voice Jan 25, 2006 Full Review Rumor Has It ... (2005) 21% EDIT “Rumor had it this was gonna be a stinker, and it is.” – Village Voice Dec 21, 2005 Full Review The Boys of Baraka (2005) 76% EDIT “The Boys of Baraka's heart may be in the right place, but its portrait of poor Baltimore kids selected to attend boarding school in Kenya is rife with suspect perspectives.” – Village Voice Nov 29, 2005 Full Review Down to the Bone (2004) 94% EDIT “This film has an ear for the way moms talk to kids, a sensitivity to drug-sweetened intimacies, and an appreciation of the urgent nuance, not just the comedy, of recovery-speak.” – Village Voice Nov 21, 2005 Full Review Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005) 17% EDIT “Be warned, when a fedora-sporting Godfather starts wheezing out pearls about violence begetting violence, you may die tryin' to stop laughin'.” – Village Voice Nov 9, 2005 Full Review Derailed (2005) 20% EDIT “In terms of taut plot, Derailed doesn't exactly hold together either, but it's good at pretending it does.” – Village Voice Nov 8, 2005 Full Review Three of Hearts: A Postmodern Family (2004) 79% EDIT “Beyond the buzz of iconoclasm, our explorers find a regular troubled marriage, only with three sides to every problem.” – Village Voice Oct 18, 2005 Full Review Nine Lives (2005) 76% EDIT “The short-story glimpses aim for Carver-esque pang, though the script could have used some Lorrie Moore bite.” – Village Voice Oct 11, 2005 Full Review Elizabethtown (2005) 27% EDIT “It's not a fiasco, but as the voiceover admits, anyone can fail.” – Village Voice Oct 11, 2005 Full Review In Her Shoes (2005) 74% EDIT “We crave more of the rapid slang and secret code that, by excluding us, creates intimacy.” – Village Voice Oct 4, 2005 Full Review Roll Bounce (2005) 66% EDIT “Unfortunately, despite the slamming soundtrack, their eventual rollerjam rivalry doesn't really get the blood up.” – Village Voice Sep 20, 2005 Full Review Separate Lies (2005) 72% EDIT “Doesn't quite set motivations at the required angles.” – Village Voice Sep 13, 2005 Full Review Junebug (2005) 86% EDIT “Morrison mostly succeeds in his attempt to show how secret knowledge can result in sudden violence as well as long-term, lived-in acceptance.” – Village Voice Aug 2, 2005 Full Review Must Love Dogs (2005) 37% EDIT “That's it. I'm divorcing Diane Lane.” – Village Voice Jul 26, 2005 Full Review Hustle & Flow (2005) 83% EDIT “There's something wrong with Hustle. A bad aftertaste, and not just the dry grit of Memphis dust, but something meaner. A feeling that Brewer's sensibility is way off.” – Village Voice Jul 19, 2005 Full Review On the Outs (2004) 97% EDIT “The central trio handles the narrative burdens well.” – Village Voice Jul 12, 2005 Full Review You Think You Really Know Me: The Gary Wilson Story (2005) 83% EDIT “Wolk's slack detective story follows Motel Records' search for Wilson, but the film's inquiry moves beyond him to highlight the righteous enthusiasm of champions at his new label and the still-puckish verve of Wilson's old friends.” – Village Voice Jun 23, 2005 Full Review Yes (2004) 53% EDIT “Potter's anachronistic rhyme schemes tumble forth with an out-damned-spot verve that rages against irrelevance.” – Village Voice Jun 21, 2005 Full Review Heights (2005) 63% EDIT “Cracking faults in these relationships occasion overwrought suspense: slow ascents of dark stairs, heavy silences, and surplus brow furrowing.” – Village Voice Jun 14, 2005 Full Review Mad Hot Ballroom (2005) 84% EDIT “One foosball game in an American-flag-bedecked Bensonhurst basement leaves us yearning for more intimate portraits.” – Village Voice May 10, 2005 Full Review Night of Henna (2004) 0% EDIT “Zee's twentysomethings seem to live outside the pop matrix that would give their temptations a more urgent, mall-culture sheen.” – Village Voice Apr 19, 2005 Full Review
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