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Movie Reviews by Mark Pfeiffer - Page 10 of 21

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Review of I Am Legend (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 15 Dec 2007

As good as the action scenes are, the humanity in [Will] Smith's performance is most responsible for I Am Legend's success…

Review of Lions for Lambs (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 08 Nov 2007

This well-meaning talkathon about the war on terror, contemporary politics, journalistic integrity, and civic engagement has enlightenment…

Review of Captivity (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 13 Jul 2007

It's just the same old same old repackaged as the new worst offender…

Review of Ocean's Thirteen (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 17 Jun 2007

Ocean's Thirteen shows that summer movies and their attendant presumption of needing to turn one's brain off can still be executed with style and wit…

Review of DOA: Dead or Alive (2006)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 15 Jun 2007

If junior high school boys wrote a cheesecake syndicated TV show and spun it off into a movie, the result would be DOA: Dead or Alive…

Review of Knocked Up (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 04 Jun 2007

With equal measures of raunch and sentimentality, Knocked Up explores the minefield of imminent parenthood for two people who don't know each…

Review of Mr. Brooks (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 03 Jun 2007

Where the character cannot maintain well-adjusted behavior over sociopathic indulgences, the film fails to strike a balance between the serious…

Review of After the Wedding (2006)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 21 May 2007

After the Wedding's anguished portrait of family, charity, and mortality peels back layers in the characters that defy their easy categorization…

Review of Next (1990)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 29 Apr 2007

Next plays like the most boring episode ever of 24, with a little extrasensory flavor tossed in for good measure…

Review of Next (2015)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 29 Apr 2007

Next plays like the most boring episode ever of 24, with a little extrasensory flavor tossed in for good measure…

Review of Next (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 29 Apr 2007

Next plays like the most boring episode ever of 24, with a little extrasensory flavor tossed in for good measure…

Review of Next! (1903)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 29 Apr 2007

Next plays like the most boring episode ever of 24, with a little extrasensory flavor tossed in for good measure…

Review of Air Guitar Nation (2006)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 20 Apr 2007

This very funny film should get audiences strumming along on their own air guitars and flashing devil horns in support of these masters of mock rock…

Review of Vacancy (1999)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 19 Apr 2007

From the nifty Saul Bass-inspired opening credits until the end, Vacancy is persistent in streamlining its thriller tropes…

Review of Vacancy (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 19 Apr 2007

From the nifty Saul Bass-inspired opening credits until the end, Vacancy is persistent in streamlining its thriller tropes…

Review of In the Land of Women (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 18 Apr 2007

Writer-director Jon Kasdan's attempt at character-based dramedy manages some good scenes, but as a whole In the Land of Women feels incomplete…

Review of Hot Fuzz (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 18 Apr 2007

Blessed with an airtight script, a sterling cast of comedic actors, and a director in peak form, Hot Fuzz is an arresting farce sure to keep…

Review of Disturbia (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 17 Apr 2007

With the burden of inevitable comparisons to Hitchcock's masterpiece upon it, Disturbia carves out its own modest spot as a decent thriller…

Review of Year of the Dog (2007)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 17 Apr 2007

Canines hear sounds inaudible to human ears. Maybe the same is true of the humor in Year of the Dog…

Review of First Snow (2006)

By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 08 Apr 2007

In terms of the five stages of grief, Jimmy spends most of the film in denial and anger--understandably so--but it grinds First Snow into dramatic…

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