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Review of The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 28 Jul 2016

This is no-nonsense, let's-get-to-it business, and will probably be less satisfying, and less clear, to viewers unfamiliar with the source material…

Review of Jason Bourne (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 27 Jul 2016

The tradecraft is there, the film craft is there, but the craftiness of a great concept is gone. Any way Bourne can go through Treadstone again…

Review of Frequency (2000)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 26 Jul 2016

One of the most skillful, mesmerizing, tense and satisfying time-warp thrillers ever made…

Review of Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 23 Jul 2016

It's not exactly high art, but it's certainly high…

Review of Café Society (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 21 Jul 2016

Life is a comedy written by a sadistic comedy writer, Bobby quips. Café Society, on the other hand, is a comedy written by a benumbed one…

Review of Captain Fantastic (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 21 Jul 2016

It's a rare movie that asks such big questions - about parenting, about family, about modern-day America - and comes up with answers that are…

Review of Star Trek Beyond (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 20 Jul 2016

There is plenty in Star Trek Beyond for diehard Trekkers to enjoy, and director Justin Lin (Fast & Furious) guns the action sequences…

Review of Breaking and Entering (2006)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 14 Jul 2016

Breaking and Entering is smart and smartly done, as it describes these inter-circling worlds - the well-to-do Brits and the newly deposited…

Review of Ghostbusters (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 12 Jul 2016

McCarthy, Wiig, McKinnon, and Jones bring a spirit of spontaneity to their interactions; it's not exactly seat-of-the-pants improv, but it…

Review of The Infiltrator (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 12 Jul 2016

As solid as Cranston, Leguizamo, Kruger, Bratt, and all the rest are, the built-in constraints of the movie format don't do their real-life…

Review of Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson (2008)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 08 Jul 2016

Johnny Depp, who portrayed Thompson's alter-ego in Gilliam's film, provides the narration…

Review of The Secret Life of Pets (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 06 Jul 2016

In much the same way that the smash Zootopia demonstrated that creatures of different culture and class and species are better off when they…

Review of The Uninvited (2009)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 05 Jul 2016

With visual nods to Stanley Kubrick's The Shining and a fairly faithful adherence to the tenor and tone of the Korean scare genre, The Uninvited…

Review of Swiss Army Man (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 30 Jun 2016

Swiss Army Man is a quest movie of sorts, and also a sort of modern-day piece of absurdist theater…

Review of The BFG (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 30 Jun 2016

And tell me if I'm nuts, but another distraction: Doesn't the BFG bear a striking resemblance to George W. Bush…

Review of Che: Part One (2008)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 25 Jun 2016

What this slow-moving but fascinating two-part portrait does do is hunker down in the jungles and mountains of Cuba and (in the second part)…

Review of Curse of the Golden Flower (2006)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 22 Jun 2016

A dazzling costume epic, a spectacle for the eyes and for the soul…

Review of De Palma (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 16 Jun 2016

It's great to hear a director talking candidly about the actors he's worked with, dishing out good, juicy stuff…

Review of Finding Dory (2016)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 15 Jun 2016

Much of Finding Dory is funny, and fun. But there's something kind of haunting about our heroine's memory thing…

Review of Kinsey (2004)

By Steven Rea (1,872) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 13 Jun 2016

Compared to Ray, which takes Ray Charles' unique life story and manages to make it feel like a cliche, Kinsey is total sophistication and nuance…

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