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Movie Reviews Published by Empire Magazine Australasia - Page 2 of 10

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Review of Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

July's suspiciously contrived awkwardness notwithstanding, the picture is at its best when it cleaves to her experimental video aesthetic;…

Review of A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Montiel's honey coated Queens of the mid-'80s is rich with the violence and carnality of teenagers, and the performances of LaBeouf (as the…

Review of Eight Below (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

The Alaskan Huskies of Eight Below are both better-looking and better performers than their human counterparts, and their vigilant scenes of…

Review of My Own Private Idaho (1991)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Van Sant photographs the story in his trademark dreamy-surreal style, fusing elements of Warhol with the classic American road movie, and interpreting…

Review of The Devil Wears Prada (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

If Hathaway's Andy drives the pedestrian narrative -- idealistic girl learns the value of staying true to herself and her real friends; snore…

Review of Broken Flowers (2005)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Many will relish Broken Flowers' refusal to serve up a resolution; others will find it frustrating…

Review of The Brothers Grimm (2005)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

At times this fanciful romp lurches uneasily between violence, slapstick comedy and sublime escapism - in other words, it's pure Gilliam…

Review of A Cock and Bull Story (2005)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Stands alongside -- if not above -- Adaptation as one of the best films about the process…

Review of Uptown Girls (2003)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

The sheer charisma of the performances - from a screwball Murphy and a caustic Fanning - manages to float a sentimental script that frequently…

Review of Favela Rising (2005)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

A hit on the festival circuit -- socially-aware white liberals loving to groove to world music and all -- this well-intentioned documentary…

Review of Domino (1982)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Scott never takes his finger off the remix button, meaning scenes play out in microflashes and dialogue is chopped and scratched like a beatmixing…

Review of The Last King of Scotland (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Captivating hyper-realism, a taut political thriller, and the performance of the year…

Review of The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

In the 13 years since it was released to a predictably puzzled family audience, Tim Burton's macabre stop motion musical has wound its way…

Review of A Scanner Darkly (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

A Scanner Darkly is the most faithful Dick adaptation to date…

Review of My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Though not without its amusements, My Super Ex-Girlfriend is a high-concept studio pitch trying to pass itself off as an actual movie…

Review of Domino (1973)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Scott never takes his finger off the remix button, meaning scenes play out in microflashes and dialogue is chopped and scratched like a beatmixing…

Review of Turtles Can Fly (2004)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Visually beautiful and acutely observant, this Iran-Iraq co-production presents a compelling, sentiment-free drama that moves on a human level…

Review of Duelist (2005)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

The bent chemistry between Ji-won's screwball tough gal and Dong-won's effeminate wraith injects just enough charm into the overwrought stylistics,…

Review of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

A neon-lit western where the steeds are cast in steel and the drifter's gunfight for the town and the girl is fought on four wheels; it's a…

Review of The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988)

By Luke Goodsell (126) for Empire Magazine Australasia (200) on 07 Nov 2012

Love, the filmmakers repeat ad nauseum, is the only act of freedom in times of trouble.   So it is about girls, after all…

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