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Movie Reviews by Christopher Smith - Page 17 of 32

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Review of Van Helsing (2004)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

In a blood-thirsty, dead-three-centuries sort of way, it's perfectly charming…

Review of The Last Samurai (2003)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

It's a film at war with itself. Worse, it's a mixed bag of carefully packaged entertainment, with little room for spontaneity or surprise…

Review of Mystic River (2003)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

Good, occasionally powerful noir that's been overhyped…

Review of Bandits (1997)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

Terrible. A substitute for sleep medication that's so self-indulgent and plodding, it drove four people out of my screening midway through…

Review of X2 (2003)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

Singer and his screenwriters know the value of a surprise and they deliver their share without dipping into the absurd…

Review of Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

A crude, funny satire that tackles local television anchors and their newscasts…

Review of Frailty (2012)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

An overpraised thriller that's really as superficial as a bruise…

Review of Frailty (2002)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

An overpraised thriller that's really as superficial as a bruise…

Review of Bandits (2001)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

Terrible. A substitute for sleep medication that's so self-indulgent and plodding, it drove four people out of my screening midway through…

Review of Freddy vs. Jason (2003)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 04 Aug 2007

Dull blades. Saddles audiences with a buckets-of-blood mentality that deadens the spirit and drowns the film…

Review of No Reservations (2007)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 01 Aug 2007

It's a tragedy, a romantic comedy and a drama, with its charismatic cast navigating the manufactured highs and lows with enough skill to deepen…

Review of Unaccompanied Minors (2006)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 01 Aug 2007

Designed only for the youngest of children, who might be roused by the silly action, or perhaps for John Hughes, who might delight in the fact…

Review of Shaun of the Dead (2004)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 01 Aug 2007

A romantic zombie comedy that tips its hat to George Romero and mines one very funny spoof that doesn't ignore the rules of the zombie horror…

Review of The Patriot (2000)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 31 Jul 2007

A big-budget epic of the American Revolution, with Mel Gibson, of all people, leading the charge…

Review of The Cowboys (1972)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 31 Jul 2007

A coming-of-age film of the toughest sort. Far from Wayne's best, but nevertheless a movie whose ending ignites a heated discussion…

Review of The Simpsons Movie (2007)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 28 Jul 2007

It's all just enough--just enough for most fans and just enough for the casually curious, who now might be tempted to do what Fox really wants…

Review of Premonition (2006)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 25 Jul 2007

Perhaps sensing the chaos, Bullock acts as if she's standing just outside herself, not quite vested in the role, her mind seemingly elsewhere…

Review of The Hills Have Eyes 2 (2007)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 25 Jul 2007

Well, no, they don't. If they did and if they could see, they would have read the script, passed on it, and we all would have been better for it…

Review of Music and Lyrics (2007)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 25 Jul 2007

Move beyond the lame title, and you'll find an unexpectedly good movie, with the inspired casting of Drew Berry and Hugh Grant possessing the…

Review of Premonition (2004)

By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 25 Jul 2007

Perhaps sensing the chaos, Bullock acts as if she's standing just outside herself, not quite vested in the role, her mind seemingly elsewhere…

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