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July 2, 2009

On The Sunny Side Of Deceit Rian Johnson’s The Brothers Bloom puts an ultra-whimsical spin on the con-man genre by Paul Matwychuk
Leukemia, Legal Issues, And Little Miss Sunshine My Sister’s Keeper director Nick Cassavetes would rather jerk tears than explore legal issues by Jonn Kmech
The Great White Misanthrope Larry David kvetches away in Woody Allen’s deceptively heartwarming Whatever Works by Luke De Smet

June 25, 2009

The Prehistory Boys Jack Black and Michael Cera are a two-man society for creative anachronism in Year One by Michael Hingston
The Bots Calling The Battle Back1 Somehow Michael Bay made his Transformers sequel more brainless than the first film by Jonn Kmech
Chasing Our Tales Short films from locals Eva Colmers and Trevor Anderson are the highlights of Prairie Tales by Luke De Smet
Appetite For Discussion Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory talk with their mouths full in My Dinner With Andre by Paul Matwychuk

June 18, 2009

I Think I Can Browbeat Mike Tyson1 Athlete? Misogynist? Family man? Rapist? Thug? Tyson suggests the boxer may be all of these by Paul Matwychuk
The Odyssey Couple Despite its bohemian trappings, Away We Go is as conventional as any Hollywood romcom by Paul Matwychuk
O Mother, Why Art Thou? Five women attempt to balance motherhood with creative careers in Who Does She Think She Is? by Michael Hingston
Subterranean Heist-Flick Blues The original Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 is a sacred text of ’70s cinema. But the remake ain’t bad by Paul Matwychuk
Troth And Consequences Sandra Bullock enters a wacky sham marriage with Ryan Reynolds in the fluffy The Proposal by Kathleen Bell

June 11, 2009

Reinventing The Biel Jessica Biel sheds her magazine-layout image in a ho-hum version of Noël Coward’s Easy Virtue by Kathleen Bell
The Many Milestones Of Miklós The Round Up and The Red and the White are dense, but they're clearly masterworks by Luke De Smet
Looking For A Ferrell In A Sleestak Was this trip necessary? Ferrell spins his wheels as a dopey scientist in Land of the Lost by Paul Matwychuk
Zombie Vs. Shark: The Ultimate Conflict For sheer gore-munching outrageousness, nothing beats Lucio Fulci’s 1979 grossout Zombie by Paul Matwychuk

June 4, 2009

Dude, Where’s My Groom? Three clueless (and often pantsless) friends solve a bachelor-party mystery in The Hangover by Clara Loginov
Sour Clout Hiam Abbass’ performance as a reluctant political symbol grounds Lemon Tree’s allegory by Luke De Smet
Chlorine, Not Saccharine It would be more apt to compare The Pool to Ozu or Kiarostami than Slumdog Millionaire by Luke De Smet
Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close The lovable heroes of Anvil! The Story of Anvil are a real-life Spinal Tap by Michael Hingston
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