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August 2013
Getaway
Makes Sense as a Suggestion to Those Thinking of Going
Has a preposterous premise and action scenes that make the audience feel like they’re playing a video game.
Christian Hamaker
August 28, 2013
Unoriginal
Closed Circuit
a Decent Alternative
Intelligent, but not smart enough; appealing, but nothing really stands out. It's more Masterpiece Theater than major studio release.
Susan Ellingburg
August 28, 2013
Blue Jasmine
Introduces Woody Allen's Newfound Sense of Justice
Cate Blanchett's powerhouse performance as the titular character is what the accolade
tour de force
is reserved for.
Jeffrey Huston
August 22, 2013
Avoid
The World's End
if You Take Your Movies Clean with a Message
Not a film for movie-goers looking for a heart-tugging story or an uplifting theme. But fans of British sci-fi and comedy will love it.
Susan Ellingburg
August 22, 2013
Awful
Paranoia
Could Cost Ford an Oscar for
42
Doomed by predictability, but worst of all is the complete lack of suspense. Hopefully it won't hurt Harrison Ford with the Academy.
Christian Hamaker
August 15, 2013
The Butler
Serves a Moving Slice of Dramatic History
Quite the opposite of feel-good cinema, but director Lee Daniels is mostly successful in satisfying his multi-faceted objectives.
Christa Banister
August 15, 2013
If Only
Jobs
Were as Sleek & Beautiful as an Apple Product
Sounds like a great American dream, and it is—but the filmmakers show us the downright ugly along with the good in this TV-ish biopic.
Susan Ellingburg
August 15, 2013
Prince Avalanche
Reverses David Gordon Green's Directorial Slide
Not everything works, but the film's oddness makes for a unique viewing experience. It's a major comeback for director Green.
Christian Hamaker
August 15, 2013
Ain't Them Bodies Saints
is Beautiful but Exhausting
A truly beautiful film about an outlaw, but one can’t shake the feeling that it's the exhaustive visual equivalent of a sad country song.
Christa Banister
August 15, 2013
Neither Soaring nor Crashing,
Planes
Just Kinda Glides
Not bad, but not awesome, and definitely below Disney standards for quality. It's cute, funny, sweet, and forgettable.
Susan Ellingburg
July 26, 2006
Spectacular Now
Reboots Teen Romance Genre with Strong Acting, Message
Young romantic leads Teller and Woodley are launching careers with this story about recognizing our failures and need for love.
Christian Hamaker
July 24, 2006
Elysium
Works if One Can Set Aside its Soapbox
Despite the socialistic sermonizing, this brainy thrill-ride is smartly constructed in a manner reminiscent of Christopher Nolan.
Jeffrey Huston
July 27, 2006
Endless Exposition, Lack of Humor Doom
Percy Jackson
Sequel
So poorly executed that it's safe to say all comparisons between Percy Jackson and Harry Potter will come to a screeching halt.
Christa Banister
July 14, 2006
Smurfs 2
Will Leave You Blue
What is meant to be a family-friendly comedy sadly becomes a big blue blunder and waste of studio money.
Susan Ellingburg
July 19, 2006
2 Guns
Fires, Scores a Hit
Finally, the funny, fast-paced action movie we've been waiting for all summer has arrived.
Susan Ellingburg
July 15, 2006
July 2013
Wolverine
a Fascinating Study of the Man behind the Mutant
Surprising how much better it is to its predecessor is in every possible way. The storyline is just as compelling as the special effects.
Christa Banister
May 23, 2006
The Way, Way Back
is Way, Way Overrated
The only distinguishing characteristic is that it doesn't have one. The writing and direction lack distinction; the young lead is bland.
Jeffrey Huston
July 02, 2013
Wiig Successfully Plays Against Type in
Girl Most Likely
A compelling coming-of-age tale where an unexpected reconnection with family helps shape the protagonist's future journey.
Christa Banister
July 17, 2013
Bridges Breathes Life into
R.I.P.D.
Flawed, but it only takes one special element to set a film apart. Here, it's a loony performance from the great Jeff Bridges.
Christian Hamaker
July 17, 2013
Fruitvale Station
Rises Above Racial Grievance
More than a timely drama about racial tension, but a spiritually potent story that portrays people looking toward a better life.
Christian Hamaker
July 17, 2013
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