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Movie Reviews Published by Moving Pictures Magazine - Page 5 of 6

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Review of Brooklyn's Finest (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 26 Mar 2010

Working from a script by first-time screenwriter, Fuqua skillfully juxtaposes their storylines…

Review of Green Zone (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 26 Mar 2010

It's an angry film, and that anger is its biggest problem. It all starts to sound a little hysterical. Then again, maybe hysteria is what's needed…

Review of Greenberg (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 26 Mar 2010

Failed artists -- more specifically, failed writers -- play a central role in most of Noah Baumbach's films…

Review of Alice in Wonderland (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 26 Mar 2010

It's a weak structure, thinly tied to the picture's tired and antiquated theme about Alice reclaiming her muchness and defying societal expectations…

Review of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 26 Mar 2010

Director Niels Arden Oplev finds visually compelling ways to convey something as cerebral as puzzle solving, building an intriguing mystery…

Review of The Secret of Kells (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 26 Mar 2010

A surprise Oscar nominee, Kells is a 2-D, hand-drawn throwback…

Review of The Last Station (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

Two love stories -- one at the end of Tolstoy's turbulent 48-year marriage, the other at its beginning -- intersect at a rail station…

Review of It's Complicated (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

Meryl Streep, reinterested ex-hubby Alec Baldwin and new boyfriend Steve Martin are an irresistible love triangle set against the backdrop…

Review of Dear John (1964)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

When the romantic fortnight's over, they promise to write to each other until they can be together again in one year's time. Then 9/11 happens…

Review of Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

John Krasinski takes a distinct, deliberate step away from romantic comedies for a darkly comic look at human interaction…

Review of Nine (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

Nine combines a dream cast with a dreamy script and score for a thoughtful and enjoyable musical about art, life and love…

Review of Dear John (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

When the romantic fortnight's over, they promise to write to each other until they can be together again in one year's time. Then 9/11 happens…

Review of Easier with Practice (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

If you give Geraghty some time, and you give Alvarez some time, you can see that they're getting at something by letting it play out…

Review of Sherlock Holmes (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

Sherlock Holmes is ingenious and irreverent, flush with the attitude of unlikely director Guy Ritchie…

Review of Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

Playfulness permeates every frame with inventiveness both visual and verbal (and an eye toward appealing to both children and adults) in this…

Review of A Serious Man (2009)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

In this Coen brothers comedy, a good-hearted, Midwestern family man finds his life unraveling at work and at home although he's done nothing…

Review of From Paris with Love (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

From Paris with Love attempts to reimagine John Travolta as a potty-mouthed soldier of fortune who's not only stock but dated…

Review of The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond (2008)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

A deservedly overlooked Tennessee Williams script set in the 1920s South, its plot makes little sense for contemporary audiences…

Review of Valentine's Day (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

There are a lot of actors in Garry Marshall's Valentine's Day. Too many to reasonably fit on the poster. And too many, frankly, to fit in the film…

Review of Leap Year (2010)

By Annlee Ellingson (847) for Moving Pictures Magazine (113) on 25 Mar 2010

Scribes Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont rely heavily on the dramatic Irish landscape - and it is dramatic - to make up for the lack of drama…

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