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Review of Madison (2008)

By Brett Buckalew (107) for FilmStew.com (638) on 21 Apr 2005

Unembarrassed with its rah-rah populism, the movie is definitely anti-cynicism, and often quite enjoyable in its sincerity…

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Review of Madison (2005)

By Brett Buckalew (107) for FilmStew.com (638) on 21 Apr 2005

Unembarrassed with its rah-rah populism, the movie is definitely anti-cynicism, and often quite enjoyable in its sincerity…

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Review of House of D (2004)

By Pam Grady (384) for FilmStew.com (638) on 20 Apr 2005

What could have been a funny and devastating portrait of a youth on the brink of adulthood instead devolves into not always convincing melodrama…

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Review of The Interpreter (2005)

By Richard Horgan (59) for FilmStew.com (638) on 20 Apr 2005

With her frameless glasses, resplendent cheekbones, delicate accent and increasingly mysterious motives, Kidman is a leading lady near and…

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Review of Winter Solstice (2004)

By Brett Buckalew (107) for FilmStew.com (638) on 17 Apr 2005

Director Sternfeld's sense of drama is so underdeveloped that he pretends swirling characters in inert tornadoes of grief is enough for a coherent…

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Review of Winter Solstice (1974)

By Brett Buckalew (107) for FilmStew.com (638) on 17 Apr 2005

Director Sternfeld's sense of drama is so underdeveloped that he pretends swirling characters in inert tornadoes of grief is enough for a coherent…

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Review of Winter Solstice (2003)

By Brett Buckalew (107) for FilmStew.com (638) on 17 Apr 2005

Director Sternfeld's sense of drama is so underdeveloped that he pretends swirling characters in inert tornadoes of grief is enough for a coherent…

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Review of Palindromes (2005)

By Brett Buckalew (107) for FilmStew.com (638) on 14 Apr 2005

Solondz isn't just smart, but singularly brilliant at pinpointing the way inner neuroses and insecurities are as much a constant in life as…

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Review of Eros (2004)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for FilmStew.com (638) on 09 Apr 2005

Ironically, in the case of Antonioni's contribution, never has nudity been so gratuitous nor sex so boring…

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Review of Fever Pitch (2005)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 07 Apr 2005

A colleague of mine recently described Jimmy Fallon as the perfect romantic comedy 'best friend'- that is, the guy who cracks wise at all of…

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Review of Fever Pitch (1985)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 07 Apr 2005

A colleague of mine recently described Jimmy Fallon as the perfect romantic comedy 'best friend'- that is, the guy who cracks wise at all of…

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Review of Sin City (2005)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 03 Apr 2005

Rodriguez again densely packs the story with multiple narratives, but wisely realizes this time that he doesn't have Tarntino's facility with…

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Review of The Ballad of Jack and Rose (2005)

By Larry Carroll (167) for FilmStew.com (638) on 31 Mar 2005

Day-Lewis IS Jack, but no matter how large a font you could use on that capitalized two-letter word, it still wouldn't do his performance justice…

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Review of Dot the I (2003)

By Mark Umbach (7) for FilmStew.com (638) on 29 Mar 2005

It's always painful to criticize a filmmaker when they are trying for something different…

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Review of Oldboy (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 28 Mar 2005

Like the swift blow of a hammer to the skull, the film shocks with blunt violence, and leaves a lasting impression…

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Review of Millions (2005)

By Pam Grady (384) for FilmStew.com (638) on 27 Mar 2005

One of those purely delightful children's films that manages to be sweet without getting sticky and garner laughs without resorting to scatological…

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Review of Millions (1937)

By Pam Grady (384) for FilmStew.com (638) on 27 Mar 2005

One of those purely delightful children's films that manages to be sweet without getting sticky and garner laughs without resorting to scatological…

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Review of Guess Who (2005)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 25 Mar 2005

Closer in spirit to Meet the Parents than Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, this comedy further confirms - for those who care - that Ashton Kutcher…

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Review of Ice Princess (2005)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 17 Mar 2005

Falls on its butt as often as it lands a perfect turn, but its perseverance ultimately pays off with a win not only for the film, but the audience…

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Review of The Ring Two (2005)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for FilmStew.com (638) on 17 Mar 2005

The best advice for experiencing The Ring 2 is to emulate Watts' involvement…

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