Review Of The Great Gatsby

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The sights and the sounds of the 1920s were brought to life on the big screen in Baz Luhrmann’s “The Great Gatsby.” With that unique spin he brings to all his movies, Luhrmann stayed true to the book, while putting his magic touch on it.

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The amazing costumes were [...]

Review Of Iron Man 3

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The summer is almost here and with it comes the things we look forward to all year: bonfires, beaches and blockbusters. “Iron Man 3″ has kicked off the season with an epic return to the screen in the third installment of this Marvel franchise. The film introduced a new director to the series, Shane [...]

Review Of Disconnect

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Now that you’ve (probably) seen Oblivion, Disconnect should be the next film on your to-see list. The drama-thriller, starring Jason Bateman and Alexander Skarsgard, among others, was an entrant in both the 2012 Venice and Toronto Film Festivals and is the first narrative from documentarian Henry-Alex Rubin (Murderball) and [...]

Review Of A Place At The Table

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Actor Jeff Bridges comments, “If any other nation in the world treated their kids this way, we’d be at war.“ He refers to hunger in America, an issue being brought to light by a new film called A Place at the Table. Hunger is not something normally associated with America, to the contrary, we [...]

Review Of The Host

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Sometime in the not so distant future, our planet has been invaded by an alien race known as Souls. These so called parasites have taken over nearly every living body on the planet and use their “hosts” as their own vessel to walk, talk and work just like the former occupants. But this twist [...]

SXSW Film 2013: Review Of Short Term 12

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A young boy bursts out of a plain, gray building and runs screaming toward the gate. Four employees rush to catch him and slowly calm him down. While a surprise to the audience, this is just an average day for the characters at the group home in Short Term 12.

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SXSW Film 2013: Review Of Our Nixon

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Most of us know Watergate as the scandal that caused Richard Nixon to be the only president to ever resign from office. But for those from the younger generation, who did not live through the infamous break in and subsequent consequences, we may not understand the details of the circumstances. Our Nixon allows anyone [...]

SXSW Film 2013: Review Of Downloaded

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In 1999, Napster peer-to-peer file sharing service launched and changed the way we experience music. The story of Napster and the difficulties the creators encountered were heavily covered in the news and are still remembered today. Downloaded explores a fascinating, independent perspective on Napster and the long term effects it has had on music [...]

SXSW Film 2013: Review Of Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing

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Joss Whedon made a big splash last year with The Cabin in the Woods which premiered at SXSW and The Avengers which is now one of the highest grossing films of all time. During the time he was making The Avengers, he took off twelve days (instead of going on his 20th anniversary vacation) [...]

Review Of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone

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The Incredible Burt Wonderstone had its world premiere at SXSW and gave audiences a heartfelt (if predictable) tale about two friends and their struggle to adapt to the times. Jim Carrey, Steve Carell and Steve Buscemi hilariously and absurdly take us through a fun story about magicians and the changing world we live in.

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