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All The King's Men
"Mesmo que não o comparemos ao clássico de 49, este filme constrange pelo roteiro confuso, pela montagem artificial, pelas atuações decepcionantes e pela trilha excessiva, salvando-se apenas a bela fotografia." -- Pablo Villaca, CINEMA EM CENA
Through a Glass Darkly -- Cole Smithey, COLESMITHEY.COM
You Kill Me
"Getting black comedy right is always difficult, and except for some supple widescreen cinematography this latest attempt suffers from a top-heavy, overdeliberate tone that freezes the humor right out of the material." -- Jack Sommersby, EFILMCRITIC.COM
Disaster Movie
"Crickets can be heard in the theatre while every single supposed joke thuds with the weight of a bowling ball." -- Jack Sommersby, EFILMCRITIC.COM
Nick of Time
"O artifício narrativo do "tempo real", usado com bem mais eficácia em Matar ou Morrer e Festim Diabólico, acaba se revelando insuficiente para gerar a tensão desejada, que, como se não bastasse, é destruída de vez no terrível ato final do filme." -- Pablo Villaca, CINEMA EM CENA
"Mesmo que não o comparemos ao clássico de 49, este filme constrange pelo roteiro confuso, pela montagem artificial, pelas atuações decepcionantes e pela trilha excessiva, salvando-se apenas a bela fotografia." -- Pablo Villaca, CINEMA EM CENA
Through a Glass Darkly -- Cole Smithey, COLESMITHEY.COM
You Kill Me
"Getting black comedy right is always difficult, and except for some supple widescreen cinematography this latest attempt suffers from a top-heavy, overdeliberate tone that freezes the humor right out of the material." -- Jack Sommersby, EFILMCRITIC.COM
Disaster Movie
"Crickets can be heard in the theatre while every single supposed joke thuds with the weight of a bowling ball." -- Jack Sommersby, EFILMCRITIC.COM
Nick of Time
"O artifício narrativo do "tempo real", usado com bem mais eficácia em Matar ou Morrer e Festim Diabólico, acaba se revelando insuficiente para gerar a tensão desejada, que, como se não bastasse, é destruída de vez no terrível ato final do filme." -- Pablo Villaca, CINEMA EM CENA
SPOTLIGHT
Roger Tennis
Been in the entertainment industry since 1966. A movie critic and cinema expert from the Phoenix, AZ area and member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association and co-founder of the Phoenix Film Critics Society. More...
Been in the entertainment industry since 1966. A movie critic and cinema expert from the Phoenix, AZ area and member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association and co-founder of the Phoenix Film Critics Society. More...
Erik Childress
Erik started reviewing films as a frequent guest on the Jonathon Brandmeier Radio Showgram (105.9 FM in Chicago / 97.1 FM in LA) back in 1998 through 2001, which led to a mailing list over the Internet of his reviews to listeners of the radio show. More...
Erik started reviewing films as a frequent guest on the Jonathon Brandmeier Radio Showgram (105.9 FM in Chicago / 97.1 FM in LA) back in 1998 through 2001, which led to a mailing list over the Internet of his reviews to listeners of the radio show. More...
John A. Nesbit
Former teacher on the Navajo reservation who developed a film appreciation course, now seeks happiness in an urban desert setting frequenting Diamondbacks games, the 2 movie arthouses in the area, and travelling whenever possible. More...
Former teacher on the Navajo reservation who developed a film appreciation course, now seeks happiness in an urban desert setting frequenting Diamondbacks games, the 2 movie arthouses in the area, and travelling whenever possible. More...
WHAT'S FRESH
Prairie Miller
Prairie graduated from Barnard College, Columbia University and is the mother of twin sons. She is a multimedia journalist online, and in print and radio. More...
Blake French
For six years, Blake has served as an entertainment reporter for a variety of online and print sources. He is an award-winning playwright; his work has been performed by several organizations, most notably Michigan State University. More...
Chris Barsanti
Chris Barsanti is a member of the Online Film Critics Society and New York Film Critics Online. Currently he is a senior writer for filmcritic.com and also writes for Film Journal International, Kirkus Reviews, the Chicago Reader, Minneapolis' City Pages, and Publishers Weekly. More...
Bob Bloom
I was born in New York and am a 1970 graduate of Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, was a bachelor's degree in journalism. More...
Bangkok Dangerous by Kam Williams, The Sly Fox
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Daryl Roberts - writer/director of America the Beautiful by Jeff Bayer, The Scorecard Review Daryl Roberts - writer/director of America the Beautiful by Jeff Bayer, Daily Herald (IL) LibertyLounge.net: Bristol Palin, Murphy Brown, and Diablo Cody On Juno And Single Motherhood by Prairie Miller, Critical Women Filmmaker Interview - Says Guy Ritchie: "We're loading up the arsehole (producer Joel Silver) with as much product as we can." by Pam Grady, FilmStew.com Video Exclusive: Gerard Butler talks RocknRolla and 300 sequel with RT by Joe Utichi, Rotten Tomatoes
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