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Review of Dark Night (2017)

By Anthony Salveggi (16) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 03 Feb 2017

This cold, clinical approach might work intellectually, but instinctually it has us feel like unwilling voyeurs, forced to watch private moments…

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Review of I Am Michael (2015)

By Kenji Fujishima (277) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 01 Feb 2017

Kelly chronicles this all this with the clear-headedness of a detective procedural -- a sense of detachment that makes the film even more unsettling…

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Review of Detour (2017)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 25 Jan 2017

The film's gimmick is well-orchestrated and engaging, but it's weighed down by too many contrivances and too much unnecessary pastiche…

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Review of xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 25 Jan 2017

This is a franchise movie that, having observed the limits of big-screen dopiness in two prior releases, seeks to push those boundaries past…

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Review of Detour (2017)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 25 Jan 2017

The film's gimmick is well-orchestrated and engaging, but it's weighed down by too many contrivances and too much unnecessary pastiche…

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Review of Detour (2016)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 25 Jan 2017

The film's gimmick is well-orchestrated and engaging, but it's weighed down by too many contrivances and too much unnecessary pastiche…

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Review of Détour (2017)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 25 Jan 2017

The film's gimmick is well-orchestrated and engaging, but it's weighed down by too many contrivances and too much unnecessary pastiche…

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Review of Before I Fall (2017)

By Tim Grierson (1,482) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 25 Jan 2017

Before I Fall doesn't entirely transcend its genre limitations, but the film's clear highlight is relative newcomer Zoey Deutch, who continues…

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Review of Trespass Against Us (2016)

By Kenji Fujishima (277) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 19 Jan 2017

Without fully fleshed-out characters worth observing in the first place, Trespass Against Us, for all the huffing and puffing of its actors,…

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Review of Split (2017)

By Jim Vorel (49) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 18 Jan 2017

After so many films that relied on [overwrought twist endings]…

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Review of The Bye Bye Man (2017)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 18 Jan 2017

The Bye Bye Man is the rare bad movie whose staggering level of ineptitude is practically a recommendation…

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Review of Underworld: Blood Wars (2016)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 18 Jan 2017

Underworld: Blood Wars exists on another plane of lousy from its predecessors, a product hustled into cinemas with no regard for its competence…

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Review of The Founder (2016)

By Kenji Fujishima (277) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 18 Jan 2017

This film's Kroc is basically a shark from the get-go, but Keaton refuses to turn him into a mere villainous caricature…

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Review of Railroad Tigers (2016)

By Jacob Oller (247) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 12 Jan 2017

Railroad Tigers is an old-school, moderately campy adventure movie, something American directors were focused on making in the '90s (think…

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Review of Ma (2015)

By Kenji Fujishima (277) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 11 Jan 2017

Love it or loathe it, Ma is truly like nothing you've seen before. Good to know that cinema can still support such fresh, forward-thinking visions…

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Review of Monster Trucks (2016)

By Jacob Oller (247) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 11 Jan 2017

It's certainly more entertaining than it has a right to be, but its milquetoast weirdness never goes full throttle…

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Review of Hidden Figures (2016)

By Andy Crump (279) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 09 Jan 2017

Hidden Figures is a great time at the theater…

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Review of The Bad Kids (2016)

By Anthony Salveggi (16) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 06 Jan 2017

An affecting and enlightening documentary, The Bad Kids offers a fly-on-the-wall look at efforts to help students graduate high school despite…

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Review of I, Daniel Blake (2016)

By Brogan Morris (28) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 05 Jan 2017

If you want reality -- if you want an idea, for one, as to how the British people could become so despairing that they would do something as…

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Review of A Monster Calls (2016)

By Mark Rozeman (8) for Paste Magazine (2,906) on 29 Dec 2016

Despite its rough subject matter, A Monster Calls is more than just the cinematic version of a cathartic scream…

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