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Movie Reviews by Mark Palermo - Page 18 of 26

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Review of The Station Agent (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 21 Nov 2003

The Station Agent avoids exploitation for a sincere examination of the value of friendship…

Review of Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 21 Nov 2003

Something [that's] at once awesome and underwhelming…

Review of Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 11 Nov 2003

It channels the culturally astute frenzy of Chuck Jones's cartoons, with gags piling up so furiously that it's an effort to keep up with half of them…

Review of The Matrix Revolutions (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 04 Nov 2003

An awesome visual spectacle showcasing the first truly naturalistic computer generated images I've seen in a film…

Review of Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 14 Oct 2003

Cinematically exhilerating... This is the most elated action filmmaking I've seen in ages…

Review of The School of Rock (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 14 Oct 2003

Despite its earnest demeanor, School of Rock is without purpose -- a feel-good message movie without an identifiable message…

Review of Underworld (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

Underworld is another movie fantasy that thinks having no sense of humour is a requirement for taking itself seriously…

Review of Underworld (1996)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

Underworld is another movie fantasy that thinks having no sense of humour is a requirement for taking itself seriously…

Review of Thirteen (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

[Offers] no understanding of why privileged kids sometimes descend into rebellious drug use and stupidity…

Review of Lost in Translation (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

Never missing a step, it continues The Virgin Suicide's vision of the world as a dreamscape of intangible longings…

Review of Underworld (1985)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

Underworld is another movie fantasy that thinks having no sense of humour is a requirement for taking itself seriously…

Review of Underworld (1937)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

Underworld is another movie fantasy that thinks having no sense of humour is a requirement for taking itself seriously…

Review of American Splendor (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

The movie's sober-minded empathy doesn't stoop to the hipster crutch of ridiculing or revering Pekar's everyman existence…

Review of Underworld (1927)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 23 Sep 2003

Underworld is another movie fantasy that thinks having no sense of humour is a requirement for taking itself seriously…

Review of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - The Cradle of Life (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 19 Sep 2003

Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life hasn't the nerve to be truly bad, but it's unexciting, has no attitude, and (despite the camera's infatuation…

Review of Bad Boys II (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 19 Sep 2003

Hey, I guess hostile racist homophobes need to be entertained as well…

Review of Seabiscuit (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 19 Sep 2003

Half a success, Seabiscuit is full of stuff to admire but little to really care about…

Review of Cabin Fever (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 19 Sep 2003

Writer/director Eli Roth has an obvious affection for cult horror, but his premise never makes sense as an individual story…

Review of Matchstick Men (2003)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 19 Sep 2003

Even though Scott's hand is more restrained than in his action epics, the length and glossiness of this tale is cheekily, defiantly bloated…

Review of Umberto D. (1952)

By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 10 Sep 2003

The very concept of believability is challenged: cornball sentiment is approached with such unblinking sincerity that the viewer's given no…

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