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February 28, 2008

Dad Education City of Men proves father/son tensions are even greater when there’s a gang war raging nearby by Scott Messenger
That Pig Nose Is A Good Look On You Christina Ricci Is The Most Adorable Pig-Faced Girl In The World In Modern-Day Fairytale Penelope by Matthew Halliday
The Trouble With Dribbles Will Ferrell doesn’t bring his A-game to Semi-Pro, but still puts enough points on the board by Paul Matwychuk
Six Characters In Search Of A Shooter Vantage Point shows you a presidential assassination again... and again... and again... by James Hamilton

February 21, 2008

I Guess That’s Why They Call It In Bruges A Belgian tourist trap becomes Purgatory for a pair of Irish killers in violent black comedy by James Hamilton
Beyond the Blurbs Madonna’s directorial debut might not be entirely terrible!
Charles In Charge Can the life story of a ’70s game-show regular bring you to tears? by Paul Matwychuk
Let’s Go To The Videotape! Michel Gondry’s Be Kind Rewind pays tribute to technology that doesn’t deserve to be erased by Scott Lingley
Out, Out, Dammed Spot! Jia Zhangke’s Beautiful, Meditative Still life Finds That All Is Not Well In The People’s Republic by Matthew Halliday

February 14, 2008

Beyond the Blurbs Persepolis’ style, Persepolis’ substance
Treasure Chest, Oiled Chest Fool’s Gold tried hard to make me fall in love with Matthew McConaughey, but failed miserably by James Hamilton
My Art Belongs To Daddy Accusations of fraud surround a four-year-old art prodigy in My Kid Could Paint That by Paul Matwychuk
All-Iranian Girl Marjane Satrapi’s cartoon memoir Persepolis makes a seamless transition to the big screen by Paul Matwychuk
Domme And Dumber Robert Cuffley deserves a good whipping for creating the clumsy dominatrix caper Walk All Over Me by Scott Messenger

February 7, 2008

Pardon Me, You’re Stepping On My Eyeball Jessica Alba blinks her way through the warmed-over J-horror scares of The Eye by James Hamilton
Suffer The Children In The Savages, a brother and sister commit their father to a nursing home. Hilarity ensues by Nicola Simpson Khullar

January 31, 2008

Kiss Me Deadly Eva Longoria Parker kicks the bucket, and so does her big-screen comedy career by Nicola Simpson Khullar
No Video Star Experimental Filmmaker Deco Dawson Tries to Ruin Metric’s Otherwise First-Rate Concert Film by Matthew Halliday
Rambo: As Good As Saving Private Ryan? Well, it’s as brutal as Spielberg’s movie. And it has a surprisingly hard-hitting political message by James Hamilton
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