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Review of Draft Day (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 09 Apr 2014

[Eventually] we're reminded of the Costner of old: not the one who thought of himself as a savior in bloated adventures and epics, but the…

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Review of Cuban Fury (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 08 Apr 2014

Playing puppydog-ish for the first time, he brings an air of dignity and relaxation to a movie that, were he not in it, would have only nice…

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Review of Rio 2 (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 08 Apr 2014

Adults, with children or not, assume these monstrosities will placate them a little bit, namely with jokes that may or may not go over the…

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Review of Rob the Mob (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 01 Apr 2014

The whole of 'Rob the Mob' fits [director Raymond] De Fellita's sensibility, which is big and warm and welcoming…

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Review of The Unknown Known (2013)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 01 Apr 2014

If Morris always knew that he'd never break Rummy, even when using his critically acclaimed enhanced interrogation tactics, what would the…

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Review of Dom Hemingway (2013)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 01 Apr 2014

Dom could be a TV character, and the film about him essentially plays like two episodes smashed together, ending on what's either a semi-conclusion…

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Review of Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 01 Apr 2014

Apart from slipping in a Danny Pudi cameo, [directors Anthony and Joe Russo] keep things funny and character driven…

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Review of Noah (2015)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 27 Mar 2014

The rock monsters are both silly and endearing, which also describes 'Noah,' but only to a point…

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Review of Noah (2013)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 27 Mar 2014

The rock monsters are both silly and endearing, which also describes 'Noah,' but only to a point…

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Review of Noah and the Last Days (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 27 Mar 2014

The rock monsters are both silly and endearing, which also describes 'Noah,' but only to a point…

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Review of Noah (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 27 Mar 2014

The rock monsters are both silly and endearing, which also describes 'Noah,' but only to a point…

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Review of Cesar Chavez (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 26 Mar 2014

[Director Diego] Luna and [writer Keir] Pearson never find a way in, meaning you'll have to support the film because it's the right thing to…

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Review of Ernest & Celestine (2012)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 26 Mar 2014

It's hand-drawn, in squiggly, imperfect lines on white backgrounds that aren't always completely filled in…

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Review of The Raid 2 (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 24 Mar 2014

This time, [lead Iko Uwais] goes deep undercover to infiltrate a crime family for reasons laboriously explained in one of many tedious expository…

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Review of Bethlehem (2013)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 20 Mar 2014

[The similar] 'Omar,' a recent Oscar nominee, is better directed, with assured long takes by an established talent, Hany Abu-Assad ('Paradise…

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Review of The Missing Picture (2013)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 19 Mar 2014

It joins films like 'The Act of Killing' and 'Manakamana,' which find ingenious ways to get around both a lack of traditional documentary material…

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Review of Muppets Most Wanted (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 19 Mar 2014

It's 'Help!' to the first one's 'A Hard Day's Night' - a freewheeling block of inventive nonsense that will go underrated and undervalued…

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Review of Need for Speed (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 13 Mar 2014

It can't just put lead Aaron Paul behind the wheel…

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Review of The Art of the Steal (2013)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 13 Mar 2014

In many ways, The Art of the Steal is an ideal Kurt Russell vehicle: silly, energetic yet capable of delivering the basic goods…

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Review of The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

By Matt Prigge (853) for Metro (930) on 06 Mar 2014

Watched once, it's the most entertaining movie in theaters. Revisited, it's the saddest…

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