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October 2011
Anonymous
Just Another Historic Mishmash
Even Anglophiles might get lost in this convoluted historical drama that thinks it’s clever, but is mainly just overheated.
Christian Hamaker
October 31, 2011
Puss in Boots
Jumpstarts the Holiday Season
A Shrek spinoff, Puss in Boots may be just the jumpstart animated family films needed ahead of the holiday-movie season.
Christian Hamaker
October 25, 2011
Not Much Story to Tell in
The Rum Diary
While The Rum Diary hints at themes of political and corporate corruption, it never invites deeper analysis of its story.
Christian Hamaker
October 27, 2011
In Time
Ultimately Isn't Worth Yours
For all the clichéd dialogue about making time count, the filmmakers don’t make the most of their own opportunities In Time.
Christa Banister
October 27, 2011
Three Musketeers
Doesn’t Have Much Fight
Why anyone would adapt Alexandre Dumas’s famed novel yet again—with no new angle to boot—is a real head-scratcher.
Christa Banister
October 21, 2011
The Mighty Macs
Is a Slam Dunk
Based on the true story of Immaculata College’s 1971-72 team, The Mighty Macs is the original Cinderella story in women’s basketball.
Susan Ellingburg
October 19, 2011
Legalism, Dancing Clash in
Footloose
Remake
The remake of Footloose is still a born crowd-pleaser nearly 30 years later, especially when everybody’s dancing.
Christa Banister
October 13, 2011
The Big Year
Is for the Birds
Despite starring comedians Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson, The Big Year is shockingly devoid of big laughs.
Christian Hamaker
October 13, 2011
Real Steel
Packs a Surprisingly Good Punch
Not to be confused with those Transformers robots in disguise, Real Steel has an actual human pulse.
Christa Banister
October 06, 2011
Originality Found Lacking in
Ides
With a script that plays like a greatest hits of political parables, The Ides of March is done well. But we’ve seen this before.
Jeffrey Huston
October 06, 2011
Lives Are Changed Along
The Way
Together a little band of pilgrims walk, drink, and fight their way along the road. But do they find what they’re looking for?
Susan Ellingburg
October 05, 2011
September 2011
Two Steps Forward and Back in
Courageous
A script celebrating family is to be applauded. But the delivery of this message in Courageous is a bit heavy-handed.
Christa Banister
September 29, 2011
Machine Gun Preacher
Not a Misfire
Machine Gun Preacher hits its target, but as a model of bold faith, it raises more questions than it answers.
Christian Hamaker
September 29, 2011
Cancer Battle Gets Personal in
50/50
Based on screenwriter Will Reiser’s own battle with cancer, 50/50 is a funny, heartbreaking look at what happens next.
Susan Ellingburg
September 26, 2011
Dolphin Tale
Told Swimmingly
Dolphin Tale’s heart is in the right place. And that helps overcome the cynicism a formulaic plot too frequently feeds.
Christian Hamaker
September 22, 2011
Moneyball
Defies Genre, Hits a Homer
Rather than your typical on-the-field heroics or off-the-field antics, Moneyball defies genre conventions.
Jeffrey Huston
September 22, 2011
3D Does Little to Improve
The Lion King
Still a memorable story 17 years later, The Lion King in 3D format does little, if anything, to improve upon the original.
Christa Banister
September 15, 2011
Double Life Proves Deadly in
Drive
Unlike anything you’d see The Rock or Jason Statham starring in these days, Drive’s protagonist is far less flashy.
Christa Banister
September 15, 2011
I Don't Know ...
Takes a Conservative Turn
Although I Don’t Know How She Does It has an arguably conservative message, it arrives at that message very gradually.
Christian Hamaker
September 16, 2011
Disaster Looms Large in
Contagion
Germophobes beware: Watching Contagion will only kick those frequent hand-washing tendencies into overdrive.
Christa Banister
September 11, 2011
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