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Movie Reviews Published by Decent Films Guide - Page 9 of 26

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Review of The Brave One (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 13 Sep 2007

Every slimeball Erica encounters menaces her with remorseless, repulsive sadism—there's never anyone who just has a lewd comment, say……

Review of Arctic Tale (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 16 Aug 2007

The heavy-handed ideology and flawed narration don't commend Arctic Tale as a movie I would care to watch repeatedly, but I'm glad I saw it…

Review of Rush Hour 3 (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 09 Aug 2007

A half-hour of brilliance, preceded by an hour of dreck… a roughly comparable dreck-to-brilliance ratio to the first two Rush Hour movies,…

Review of The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Aug 2007

Bourne has gone the distance for three straight films… seals the achievement of a rare action franchise for thinking adults, combining gripping…

Review of Sunshine (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Jul 2007

Boyle gives us sci-fi razzle-dazzle and some undeniably powerful images, but as effective as it is for an hour or so, Sunshine ultimately settles…

Review of Sunshine (2013)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Jul 2007

Boyle gives us sci-fi razzle-dazzle and some undeniably powerful images, but as effective as it is for an hour or so, Sunshine ultimately settles…

Review of Sunshine (1973)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Jul 2007

Boyle gives us sci-fi razzle-dazzle and some undeniably powerful images, but as effective as it is for an hour or so, Sunshine ultimately settles…

Review of Sunshine (1999)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Jul 2007

Boyle gives us sci-fi razzle-dazzle and some undeniably powerful images, but as effective as it is for an hour or so, Sunshine ultimately settles…

Review of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 10 Jul 2007

The level of magical eye candy is noticeably lower… [yet] no longer is Harry just The Boy Things Happen To, but The Boy Who Acts…

Review of Live Free or Die Hard (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 26 Jun 2007

Wisely, Live Free doesn't try to replicate the paranoia or intimidation of the first film… This time, it's his unflappable calm that intimidates…

Review of Evan Almighty (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 21 Jun 2007

Offers an inoffensive message of conservationism and family togetherness, leavened by bestiary slapstick…

Review of Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 14 Jun 2007

None of these allegedly fantastic heroes has any gravitas… Far from inspiring admiration, they don't rise even to the level of thinking,…

Review of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 24 May 2007

If Dead Man’s Chest was inspiration gone amok, At World’s End is more — much, much, much more — of the same, only without the inspiration…

Review of Shrek the Third (2007)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 17 May 2007

Continues the deliberate bad taste that is the franchise’s hallmark, with the usual hit-and-miss results… What’s missing is the heart…

Review of The Namesake (2006)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 16 Mar 2007

The film is generally engaging but feels elusively incomplete. One could say it is about the journey rather than the destination…

Review of Into Great Silence (2005)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 16 Feb 2007

Pure cinema at its purest and most exalted … a transcendent meditation on the human pursuit of meaning, on man as a religious and social…

Review of We Are Marshall (2006)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Dec 2006

More than most films of its ilk, We Are Marshall rises above the clichés that define the genre, connecting sport to larger issues in an emotionally…

Review of Charlotte's Web (1973)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 15 Dec 2006

Fair family entertainment… the basic appeal of White's story is sturdy enough to survive the filmmakers' more dubious choices…

Review of Charlotte's Web (2006)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 15 Dec 2006

Fair family entertainment… the basic appeal of White's story is sturdy enough to survive the filmmakers' more dubious choices…

Review of Apocalypto (2006)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 08 Dec 2006

Gibson is still seeking life amid death, but the balance is off…

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