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      Paul Matwychuk

      Paul Matwychuk

      Paul Matwychuk's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
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      Rating T-Meter Title | Year Review
      1/5
      		Mississippi Burning (1988) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      4/5
      		Talk Radio (1988) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      5/5
      		An Actor's Revenge (1963) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		The Return (2003) The Return feels like an experiment designed to find out how much basic plot information you can withhold from an audience and still have an interesting movie. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Saw (2004) Capped by a final plot twist so insane I almost feel obligated to salute it out of respect for its sheer lunacy. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Birth (2004) Birth is the beigest, most suffocatingly tasteful film I've seen since Woody Allen's Another Woman. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Stage Beauty (2004) Stage Beauty pretends to be a celebration of acting, but in fact it's saying you'll be happiest if you go through life playing the most conventional role you can find. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Closer (2004) To quote the haunting Damien Rice song that bookends the film, you can't take your eyes off of it. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		The Machinist (2004) You can't stop thinking about how awful Bale looks-partly because his transformation is so unnerving, but also because the film doesn't give you anything else to think about. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Gozu (2003) Anyone in the mood for a gender-bending yakuza comedy/horror film and who doesn't mind seeing a lot of bodily fluids spewing onto the screen ought to give Gozu a whirl. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Enduring Love (2004) The notion that being stalked can lead to a spiritual rebirth is pretty goofy, but Enduring Love is skillful enough to make it seem like a reasonable proposition. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      5/5
      		Nobody's Fool (1994) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		Kinsey (2004) I don't think you could ask more from a biopic than what Bill Condon accomplishes with Kinsey. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 04, 2005
      		The Pianist (2002) There's a rock-solid authenticity to every scene of The Pianist that seems utterly unquestionable to me. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 23, 2003
      		Standing in the Shadows of Motown (2002) Standing in the Shadows of Motown takes one of the great unknown stories in music history and translates it to the screen in the blandest way possible. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      		Evelyn (2002) I can't say as I was surprised by a single scene in Evelyn, and yet, despite all the manipulations of the script, the film is so sincere and good-hearted that it won me over anyway. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      		Margaret Cho - Notorious C.H.O. (2002) Notorious C.H.O. made me laugh as long and hard as any movie I've seen this year. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      		The Hot Chick (2002) Couldn't someone take Rob Schneider and have him switch bodies with a funny person? - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      		Happy Times (2001) Happy Times sounds like any of the dozens of heart-tugging comedies that Miramax seems to release every month, but it has such a peculiar premise and the central performance by Zhao Benshan is so winning that Zhang gets away with it by the skin of - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      		Little Otik (2000) Like many Disney films, Little Otik is based on a classic European folktale, but while Disney cleans these stories up into candy-coloured moral fables ready to be adapted into breakfast cereals and ice shows, Svankmajer eagerly plunges into their d - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      		Audition (1999) The Audition DVD includes a director's audio commentary for the final half-hour. You may as well turn the commentary on-you'll be clamping your eyes shut for most of it anyway. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2003
      4/5
      		Bad Lieutenant (1992) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      1/5
      		My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		Turtle Diary (1985) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      5/5
      		Barcelona (1994) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      1/5
      		Virtuosity (1995) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		Being Human (1994) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		Cabin Boy (1994) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      2/5
      		Masquerade (1988) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      5/5
      		Greed (1924) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		The Producers (1968) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		Bound for Glory (1976) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		Matinee (1993) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		Twist and Shout (1984) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      2/5
      		Johnny Handsome (1989) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      2/5
      		Pet Sematary (1989) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      4/5
      		The Postman (1994) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      3/5
      		To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      3/5
      		Bad (1977) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      5/5
      		Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      3/5
      		Liquid Sky (1982) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      3/5
      		Hoosiers (1986) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      		The Truth About Charlie (2002) Never do you get the feeling that anybody is in any real danger, or that there's any real attraction between Newton and Wahlberg-and when you're making a caper film that doesn't have any suspense or romance in it, there's not a hell of a lot else left for - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      		Heaven (2002) Arthouse hokum. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      		Far From Heaven (2002) The remarkable thing about Far From Heaven is what an emotional experience it is -- this is no arid, intellectual exercise but a genuinely heartbreaking story. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      		The Grey Zone (2001) It's hard to imagine anybody ever being "in the mood" to view a movie as harrowing and painful as The Grey Zone, but it's equally hard to imagine anybody being able to tear their eyes away from the screen once it's started. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      		Igby Goes Down (2002) Writer/director Burr Steers displays a pitch-perfect sense of the way Igby is at once repelled by his family and his upbringing and yet an unmistakable product of it. - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      2/5
      		Latin Boys Go to Hell (1997) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      5/5
      		Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train (1998) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
      3/5
      		Suspicion (1941) - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
      Read More | Posted Nov 29, 2002
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