It’s not actually fair to compare one film to another. Even if it is the same writer/director/star. But it is inevitable in a situation like this.
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- Happy I'm not 'Here'
- Zach Braff trades hoodies for a cheap suit, Kate Hudson and kids in ‘Wish I Was Here’Posted 2 days ago
It's not actually fair to compare one film to another. Even if it is the same writer/director/star. But it is inevitable in a situation like this.
- Goosey Lucy
- Everything is Everything in ‘Lucy’Posted 3 days ago
Besson manages to subvert audiences expectations at a few points by not delivering on big showdowns and staying true to his protagonist's abilities and motives. That said, Lucy has still…
- Haunting 'Ida'
- ‘Ida’ an Impressive Study in ContrastsPosted 3 days ago
It's fascinating how director Pawel Pawlikowski reveals so much by simply sticking with Ida and Wanda and acutely observing their behavior.
- 'Le Week-End' on DVD/Blu-ray
- ‘Le Week-End’ a Touching, Funny Look at a Failing MarriagePosted 5 days ago
Roger Michell’s charming film Le Week-End, out on DVD now, explores the relationship between Meg (Lindsay Duncan) and Nick (Jim Broadbent), who are on their 30th wedding anniversary in Paris,…
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Today’s list celebrates the best of Greek legends in their cinematic form, and ranked them based on their powers and perceived usefulness in the featured films.
Besson manages to subvert audiences expectations at a few points by not delivering on big showdowns and staying true to his protagonist’s abilities and motives. That said, Lucy has still a lot wrong with it, chiefly that it’s kind of dumb.
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It’s fascinating how director Pawel Pawlikowski reveals so much by simply sticking with Ida and Wanda and acutely observing their behavior.
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The film tells us that “Love always comes with a price,” and because I love film, sometimes that price is watching a really bad movie.
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Roger Michell’s charming film Le Week-End, out on DVD now, explores the relationship between Meg (Lindsay Duncan) and Nick (Jim Broadbent), who are on their 30th wedding anniversary in Paris, where they also spent their honeymoon.
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