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Archive for May, 2010

The best way to parody a certain genre is to be committed and nonchalant. Movies such as Epic Movie and Meet the Spartans spend so much time making poorly deliberate jokes that they fail to establish any grounds for themselves. The characters in these failing films even know that they’re in a foolish and embarrassing [...]

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These new posters for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming cerebral thriller, Inception, give some insight to the characters’ specific roles. Great stuff. Click to enlarge.

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That long awaited final image of LOST…Would it be a sunken island? The death of our beloved LOSTies? The demise of the Man in Black? The reveal of something completely mysterious? Well, it was none of those… Instead we got an eye. It was that same eye that first captivated us 120 episodes ago. It [...]

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Sometimes, Community makes odd decisions. What normally makes these decisions inoffensive, though, is the strong conviction that comes from the show’s writing and acting. Fashionably, the first season ends with an odd choice, but this time, it lacks courage to make any impact. For the entirety of Pascal’s Triangle Revisited, Jeff is confronted with the [...]

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Season finales can be difficult for sitcoms such as Modern Family. I say this because the show lacks an overarching narrative, and it must be forced to achieve a sense of finality out of nowhere. Season one was given the great opportunity to end with its perfect and surreal two-part family vacation (Airport 2010 and [...]

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For the past two months, Kick-Ass has amassed critical attention for its unrelenting violence and satirical splendor. Director Matthew Vaughn has been lauded for integrating several elements of the super hero genre to create a whole new experience of action, and several viewers have compared him to the likes of Quentin Tarantino. After finally seeing [...]

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Unbelievable!

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Nothing clutches my attention more than the film noir genre. Cynicism, disillusionment, fatalism…I eat it all up. Since this breed of film rarely sees light these days, anything that remotely resembles it immediately peaks my interest. George Clooney’s upcoming  film The American does exactly that. Ominous cinematography, dreary music, colorful contrasts…I’m eating it all up. [...]

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