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Film Reviews

The Muppets

A showcase that's a clucking masterpiece

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Nov 23,2011 - Hard as it is to pick one scene that captures everything that is so delightful about the endlessly entertaining The Muppets,

Film Reviews

Happy Feet Two

Sequel is a big pile of crazy

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Nov 18,2011 - Late in the new animated sequel Happy Feet Two, a penguin chick named Erik (Ava Acres)—previously a timid and quiet little thing—bursts into operatic voice at a moment when hope seems dim.

Film Reviews

Like Crazy

A piercingly perfect little heartbreaker

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Nov 18,2011 - Full disclosure statement: Long-distance relationships have pretty much defined my romantic life, both with happy and unhappy endings.

Film Reviews

J. Edgar

'Who' and 'what' without the 'why?'

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Nov 11,2011 - Because nothing is more intriguing than people, and in theory celebrated people are even more intriguing, it continues to be a baffling frustration that cinematic biopics

Film Reviews

Martha Marcy May Marlene

Interview with writer & star

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Nov 11,2011 - Martha Marcy May Marlene follows a young woman dealing with the aftermath of time spent in a rural cult-like commune.

Film Reviews

Take Shelter

Zeitgeist anxieties into nightmares

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Nov 4,2011 - If you have a nagging suspicion that stories about paranoia are actually trying to sneak in messages about something else, don’t worry that you’re being paranoid. They almost always are.

Film Reviews

Tower Heist

Goofy but satisfying high-concept

By MaryAnn Johanson
POSTED // Nov 4,2011 - For a critic, there are few pleasures more satisfying than ripping into a bad movie. But one of those few is discovering that a film that you were expecting to hate

Film Reviews

The Rum Diary

Art-house Depp in the multiplex

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Oct 28,2011 - Johnny Depp spent more than 15 years building exactly the kind of cinematic résumé that keeps actors from being movie stars, roles featuring weird hair and silly voices.

Film Reviews

Margin Call

No catharsis, no answers

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Oct 28,2011 - If you go to see a drama about the guys in suits who dicked over the world during the 2008 financial meltdown, you either want catharsis, or you want answers.

Film Reviews

Johnny English Reborn

The least-anticipated sequel ever

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Oct 21,2011 - When we last left Johnny English, Rowan Atkinson’s dubiously qualified British secret agent … wait, what’s that? You say you don’t recall Johnny English, the 2003 feature that
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