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September 18, 2008

John Cusack Is A Misfit Of Science Like most animated comedies these days, Igor suffers from a Pixar inferiority complex by Scott Lingley
I’ve Always Disliked You, Dad Colin Firth nurses a lifelong grudge against Jim Broadbent in When Did you Last See Your Father? by Tom Murray

September 11, 2008

No Country For Flabby Men Two gym employees try tangling with the CIA in the Coen brothers’ Burn After Reading by Michael Hingston
Fear And Loathing In The Movie Theatre Alex Gibney’s Gonzo isn’t the adulatory Hunter S. Thompson puff piece some claim it is by Fish Griwkowsky
Julianne Moore Makes Incest Boring In fact, Savage Grace manages to make matricide and poisonous social behaviour dull as well by Paul Matwychuk
Old Cop, Old Cop Righteous Kill teams up De Niro and Pacino for the first time since Heat, with lukewarm results by Scott Lingley
Ovary Which Way But Loose The Women is swimming in estrogen... and uninspired comedy and confused “feminist” messages by Michael Hingston
Beyond The Blurbs • Alternative Critics Have Their Say This Week: Mickey Rourke makes a Toronto comeback in The Wrestler by See Staff

September 4, 2008

Flop Goes The Diesel Even the director thinks it’s a mess that audiences should steer clear ofBabylon A.D. by Michael Hingston
Sacks And Violence Mumblecore meets Friday the 13th meets recyclable paper products in lowbudget shocker Baghead by Paul Matwychuk
Beyond The Blurbs • Alternative critics Have Their Say This Week: Who can write the harshest pan of Disaster Movie? by Paul Matwychuk
Vast, Deep, And Out Of Control Errol Morris interrogates the guards who ran amok at Abu Ghraib in Standard Operating Procedure by Scott Lingley

August 28, 2008

Asleep At The Wheel Death Race begs the question: how can watching cars go this fast be so incredibly boring? by Tom Murray
Children Of Paradise? Actually, the characters in The Edge of Heaven don’t see much happiness by Kathleen Bell
How Do You Solve A Problem Like Irena? The mysterious heroine of The Unknown Woman is a study in kaleidoscopic contrasts by Michael Hingston
The Teary-Eyed Terrorist Don Cheadle can’t stop misting up as a Muslim bombmaker with a conscience in Traitor by Scott Lingley
I’ve Seen Faris And I’ve Seen Rainn The House Bunny and The Rocker both fall well short of their starmaking potential by Paul Matwychuk

August 21, 2008

Ice Cube + Fred Durst = Heartwarming? Two of pop music’s biggest reprobates turn into big ol’ softies with The Longshots by Scott Lingley
Million Dollar Cabbie A saintly autorickshaw driver inherits a fortune (not realizing it) in the Indian Fable Amal by Tom Murray

August 14, 2008

Why Must I Be A Teenager On Camera? Nanette Burstein tries to turn The Breakfast Club into a documentary in American Teen by Paul Matwychuk
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