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Review of Hancock (1991)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 03 Jul 2008

The dynamic between the sullen Smith and sincere Bateman may be the best thing in the Peter Berg's movie, but it's a tough call because the…

Review of Kit Kittredge: An American Girl (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 03 Jul 2008

It's hard to dislike a tween picture that opens with Eleanor Roosevelt, but if explaining mortgage meltdowns to their tots doesn't sent parents…

Review of Hancock (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 03 Jul 2008

The dynamic between the sullen Smith and sincere Bateman may be the best thing in the Peter Berg's movie, but it's a tough call because the…

Review of Finding Amanda (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for Boxoffice Magazine (2,896) on 26 Jun 2008

The familiar premise here has sharp fangs, unsparing wit and a knockout performance by Brittany Snow as the round-heeled 20-year-old…

Review of Get Smart (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 18 Jun 2008

Steve Carell is still searching for the knockout role that fits, but Smart's suits come yards closer than Bruce's almighty robes…

Review of The Love Guru (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 18 Jun 2008

Mike Myers' catastrophe is a paramount test of enlightenment…

Review of The Incredible Hulk (1977)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 12 Jun 2008

When the Hulk turns back, he often finds himself naked, aching, and disoriented in Guatemala, the fate of many a Spring Breaker…

Review of The Incredible Hulk (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 12 Jun 2008

When the Hulk turns back, he often finds himself naked, aching, and disoriented in Guatemala, the fate of many a Spring Breaker…

Review of Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan (2007)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 05 Jun 2008

Lacking great themes and inner depth, Mongol is just another galloping wondershow of ice blue skies and rocky plains, a light diversion with…

Review of Note by Note: The Making of Steinway L1037 (2007)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for Boxoffice Magazine (2,896) on 29 May 2008

The story of one piano is a microcosm of art, commerce, perfectionism and the American dream in a thorough, but repetitive, documentary…

Review of Bigger Stronger Faster* (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 28 May 2008

Steroids as demonized innocents is a tough pill to swallow, and while Bell isn't out to build a clear case, he succeeds in muddying the waters…

Review of Chop Shop (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 28 May 2008

Ramin Bahrani's patient, perfectly-scripted vérité drama doesn't have many plot points, but we're so absorbed in their world that each upset…

Review of Sex and the City (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 28 May 2008

Time ticks by easily like a lazy TV marathon, a humbler achievement than demanded by a diva flick that's as self-congratulatory as Indy across…

Review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 22 May 2008

Indy isn't boning up on Babylonian texts; he's leafing through the Weekly World News…

Review of Blood of My Blood (2007)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 22 May 2008

Zalla wants to know the point where boys become cynics, men become vultures, and the hardened become vulnerable…

Review of Blood of My Blood (2015)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 22 May 2008

Zalla wants to know the point where boys become cynics, men become vultures, and the hardened become vulnerable…

Review of Postal (2007)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 22 May 2008

Twice as violent and half as funny as anything resembling a good movie, it's still a hell of a ride…

Review of Turn the River (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 14 May 2008

We're left after this terse and anxious film knowing nothing more about the world than that Janssen looks cool bending over and glaring at…

Review of Fugitive Pieces (2008)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 14 May 2008

Sliding from past to present without an overt purpose, Jakob's story has the grand and aimless sweep of a mini-series…

Review of And When Did You Last See Your Father? (2007)

By Amy Nicholson (961) for I.E. Weekly (269) on 14 May 2008

Even bedridden, Broadbent walks away with the film; his son's never outshone him and Firth can't do much besides sulk…

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Amy Nicholson has written reviews for:

Los Angeles Times (12,977)
Variety (12,700)
The New York Times (9,847)
Village Voice (8,525)
Guardian (4,584)
Rolling Stone (4,035)
Indiewire (3,631)
L.A. Weekly (3,142)
Wall Street Journal (3,071)
The Guardian (2,969)

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