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March 27, 2008

Fatboy Stumbles David Schwimmer’s Flabby Directorial Debut Needs Some Toning Up Before It Can Go The Distance by Matthew Halliday

March 20, 2008

Beyond the Blurbs This Week: tales of unbridled retarded joy from the HI!SBSCED! Blog-a-Thon
Craftsmanlike Caramel This ensemble comedy about a lebanese beauty shop is a sweet twist on the chick-flick genre by Matthew Halliday
Apocalypse No With its third-rate futuristic zombie-fighting scenario, Doomsday is as inessential as movies get by Scott Lingley
Free To Be, Who And Me After two crappy live-action pictures, Horton Hears a Who! wields the awesome power of Seuss by James Hamilton
Sexploitation Resuscitation Viva does for tacky ’70s softcore porn what Far From Heaven did for old Douglas Sirk movies by Tom Murray
Dammed Yangtzes The mountain goddess would marvel at the changed chinese landscape of Up the Yangtze by Matt Hubert
Tales From the Darko Side Richard Kelly follows up Donnie Darko with the miscast mishmash known as Southland Tales by Paul Matwychuk

March 13, 2008

Captain Caveman Oh, Roland Emmerich... your dopey prehistoric epic 10,000 B.C. is as irresistible as a black jellybe by James Hamilton
Beyond the Blurbs This Week: Robert Downey Jr.’s upcoming blackface role in Tropic thunder
You Are Going To Hate This Movie Funny Games’ audience-alienating shenanigans might actually cause a riot in the theatre by Paul Matwychuk
Juno Goes To Pieces Ellen Page tries to pull herself together in the inventively kaleidoscopic The Tracey Fragments by Scott Lingley
Fist Times At Ridgemont High Never Back Down speaks to all our high school memories of taking part in brutal illegal streetfights by Paul Matwychuk

March 6, 2008

Beyond the Blurbs This week: More reactions to 4 Months, 3 weeks and 2 Days
Zen And The Art Of Breadmaking Buddhist cooking doc is a slow but rewarding look at people for whom food is everything—literally by Matthew Halliday
24 Hour Party Person Sparkling retro comedy Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day merits comparison to My Man Godfrey by Tom Murray
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Man Of Steal Jason Statham is in a half-decent movie for once: the gritty ’70s heist picture The Bank Job by Scott Lingley
Gone Baby Gone Who cares if the Oscars snubbed it? 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days is a harrowing masterpiece by Paul Matwychuk

February 28, 2008

Pharma Chameleon A high school student dispenses pills to his classmates in forgettable Charlie Bartlett by Scott Lingley
Beyond The Blurbs This Week: Oscar reactions aplenty!
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