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"Something In The Air" Is Something Truly Special
France during the month May 1968 was a place characterized by pure unadulterated civil unrest. It was like Occupy Boston on a much more sizable (and intellectual) level, as more than 1/5 of French residents participated in various strikes and occupations at some point – as did filmmaker Olivier... Read More
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We Need To Talk About "The Great Gatsby" Because It's Not So Great
There is something about filmmaker Baz Luhrmann’s works that just does not resonate well with me at all. There is a modern style to his stuff that is just full of phony and illustrious glamour, present simply to try to snaz up eras that weren’t all that snazzy in the first place. That would make... Read More
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“Iron Man 3” Is Christmas In Miami
If you keep up with my writing, you’re aware of my disliking of the abundance of superhero movies released nowadays. This is not due to my disliking of the genre in particular; this is for the most part due to the lack of quality within the genre. Fanboy directors are routinely treated like kings...
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POSTED May 02, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
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“Mud” Is A Seriously Good Cinematic Coming-Of-Age Experience
Before I get into talking about “Mud,” I need to take a second to mention the magnificent turn that Matthew McConaughey’s career has taken. It’s hard to believe that the same guy acting in “Magic Mike,” “The Paperboy,” and “Killer Joe” is the same guy who starred in “Failure To Launch” and “The...
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POSTED Apr 26, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
Wahlberg, Johnson Fit For “Pain & Gain”
Whether you love him, hate him, or are completely indifferent to his work (like me), you’ve got to give it up for director Michael Bay. He knows how to shoot sensationalized action sequences, and he’s (at the very least) fiscally successful as an artist. Simply stated, he makes money making...
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POSTED Apr 25, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
“Oblivion” Becomes More Oblivious Every Minute It Drags On
The day is March 4th, 2077. The Earth has been ravaged by an alien species commonly identified as “scavengers” and has become nearly completely inhospitable. Self-guiding drones hover loudly over the land and destroy any remaining forms of self-sustaining life. A team of two technicians – Jack (...
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POSTED Apr 19, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
