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| Title | Author | Published |
|---|---|---|
 'V for Vendetta' Movie Review (B)V for Vendetta profile US release date: March 17, 2006 MPAA: R Box Office: $70,503,491 | Scott Sycamore | March 19, 2006 |
| We have a true cinematic Vendetta...The film has myriad flaws of course, but they are not egregious enough to capsize a full sense of enjoyment. Chow down for England. | ||
| 'Brick' Movie Review (A-) | Craig Younkin | March 18, 2006 |
| Johnson has done his homework and delivered something that's cool, fun, clever, and never lets up in excitement. | ||
| 'Inside Man' Movie Review (C) | Lee Tistaert | March 18, 2006 |
| Absolutely ordinary...This is a very by-the-numbers crime thriller in which Denzel Washington plays a hostage negotiator. | ||
| 'V for Vendetta' Movie Review (C) | Craig Younkin | March 16, 2006 |
| As entertainment, "V" disappoints the most. It is too bogged down in politics rather than in action. | ||
| 'Thank You for Smoking' Movie Review (B) | Lee Tistaert | March 16, 2006 |
| Thank You for Smoking doesn?t go as far as it could in terms of edgy material, but is still a nicely-done intellectual comedy. | ||
| 'She's the Man' Movie Review (D+) | Craig Younkin | March 15, 2006 |
| This is a really tired transgender formula, and the gags are certainly old enough to fail with everyone except the really young girls this thing is aimed at. | ||
| 'Ask the Dust' Movie Review (C) | Lee Tistaert | March 12, 2006 |
| Just picture Colin Farrell trying to be Jack Nicholson without any political intrigue and without a plot to run on; you?ve got yourself Robert Towne?s latest. | ||
| '16 Blocks' Movie Review (D) | Craig Younkin | February 28, 2006 |
| This movie is filled with cliches like the drunken rundown cop, the motor-mouth accomplice; the reliance on the clock to tell us how much time is left before the deadline. | ||
| 'A Scanner Darkly' Movie Review (B-) | Lee Tistaert | February 27, 2006 |
| The film works terrifically on a technical level, but unfortunately there?s the sense that Linklater could be giving these actors more to do. | ||
| 'Running Scared' Movie Review (B) | Craig Younkin | February 23, 2006 |
| This movie is an incredibly bloody, brutal, guns-blazing good time, excessive in almost every form...making it the year's first hardcore guilty pleasure action flick. | ||
| 'Night Watch' Movie Review (C) | Lee Tistaert | February 19, 2006 |
| Some have labeled this film as a total mind job, but it?s a mind job in the worst of ways; you?re never quite sure what's going on, who people are, or what the purpose of this story. | ||
| 'Eight Below' Movie Review (B-) | Craig Younkin | February 14, 2006 |
| While it's a story that really does deserve to be told, at the same time Disney doesn't tell it as well as they could...This flick is your standard Disney material. | ||
| 'Freedomland' Movie Review (B+) | Craig Younkin | February 10, 2006 |
| Price has managed to do what last year's overblown, stereotype-riddled Crash never could, in that he has zeroed in on humanity at its best and worst, its ugliness and its saving graces. | ||
| 'Cache' Movie Review (B) | Lee Tistaert | February 9, 2006 |
| To call this film a ?thriller? is almost misleading; it?s a quiet mystery. Most of its impact comes indirectly through what is not shown, which creates quite a punch. | ||
| 'Firewall' Movie Review (C) | Craig Younkin | February 8, 2006 |
| The cast is good and the movie is not without a few scenes of kick-ass pleasure, but there isn't really enough to lift it past being just another predictable thriller. | ||
 Most Popular Article'Date Movie' Movie Review (D+) Date Movie profile US release date: February 17, 2006 MPAA: PG-13 Box Office: $48,546,578 | Lee Tistaert | February 5, 2006 |
| Date Movie is supposed to be a diversion from the crap that Hollywood produces in romantic comedies, but ultimately {it} ends up being even worse than the movies it spoofs. | ||
| 'Winter Passing' Movie Review (D+) | Craig Younkin | February 3, 2006 |
| {The characters are} boring, one-dimensional, and seemingly exist for no other reason than to resort to empty vices like inflicting physical pain on themselves... | ||
| 'Something New' Movie Review (B+) | Craig Younkin | January 30, 2006 |
| Something New is not just surprisingly intelligent, but also a sweet Valentine worth checking out. | ||
| 'Bubble' Movie Review (C+) | Lee Tistaert | January 28, 2006 |
| There are things to like and admire in this experiment ? and even though it can be seen as pointless and a waste of time, I like it when filmmakers try for something different. | ||
| 'Annapolis' Movie Review (C+) | Craig Younkin | January 25, 2006 |
| It's too bad that Annapolis is strictly formula and not good enough for the young up-and-coming talent on display. Why does Hollywood keep wasting film on stories that don't need to be re-told? | ||
| 'Looking for Comedy...' Movie Review (C-) | Lee Tistaert | January 24, 2006 |
| This is not only depressing material to be in the presence of, but it?s terribly embarrassing for someone like Brooks who can do a hell of a lot better. | ||
| 'Looking for Comedy...' Movie Review (C+) | Craig Younkin | January 18, 2006 |
| The movie doesn't leave us feeling like we've wasted an hour and a half but the fact that it never becomes a really funny world-as-it-is-today satire leaves us with something to be desired. | ||
| 'King Kong' Movie Review (C+) | Craig Younkin | January 15, 2006 |
| It has a lot of spectacle, really enticing action sequences and special effects, and good actors as well, but just nothing to sustain a movie that is over three hours. | ||
| 'The New World' Movie Review (C) | Craig Younkin | January 13, 2006 |
| Like many period pieces, this movie is slow, which wouldn't matter if it weren't lifeless also. | ||
| 'The Producers' Movie Review (C+) | Craig Younkin | December 30, 2005 |
| Many of the jokes had more zip in the 1968 original, and the new material doesn't hold a candle to the old material it's replacing. | ||
| 'Brokeback Mountain' Movie Review (A) | Greg Ward | December 26, 2005 |
| With great performances, a beautifully written script, and solid directing, it has Oscar written all over it. | ||
| 'Dick and Jane' Movie Review (B) | Craig Younkin | December 26, 2005 |
| The best gags come during {the} scenes of desperation, primarily because even though the humor is so broad, the movie remains an honest account of how devastating the job market can be. | ||
| 'King Kong' Movie Review (B) | Lee Tistaert | December 20, 2005 |
| The film might?ve blown me away had the first act been tweaked a bit, but for an action flick these days, this sure delivers with the kind of energy that most filmmakers dream of inducing. | ||
| 'Syriana' Movie Review (B) | Craig Younkin | December 10, 2005 |
| Did Syriana teach me anything about the "high price" of oil? My answer was a yes and a no. | ||
| 'Brokeback Mountain' Movie Review (B) | Lee Tistaert | December 10, 2005 |
| This is one of the few times when I?d actually be happy with the Academy if they do award {Brokeback Mountain} with Best Picture and Director. | ||
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