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Author Archives: Jane Almirall
Film Review: ‘Unknown’
Unknown, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, has some interesting elements going for it. Set in Berlin and armed with an attractive and sturdy cast, Unknown is swimming in themes of mistaken identity, murder and espionage – arguably very exciting and entertaining … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Movies, Reviews, Thriller
Tagged Diane Kruger, Frantic, January Jones, Jaume Collet-Serra, Liam Neeson, Unknown
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Film Review: ‘Tron Legacy’
Note: This review may contain spoilers. You have been warned. I have a caveat. It’s nearly impossible for me to write about Tron Legacy (directed by Joseph Kosinski) without the veil of nostalgia clouding my eyes. I was nine years old … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Disney, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Disney, Garrett Hedlund, Jeff Bridges, Joseph Kosinski, Olivia Wilde, Tron, Tron Legacy
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Review: ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ Part 1
There is an inherent twinge (and by ‘twinge’ I mean big-ass boatload) of sadness that I feel when I reach the end of a beloved book, television series or film. This is one of the reasons that I am perfectly fine … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adaptation, Fantasy, Harry Potter, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Alan Rickman, Dan Radcliffe, David Yates, Emma Watson, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, Ralph Fiennes, Rupert Grint
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Review: ‘The Taqwacores’
Directed by Eyad Zahra, The Taqwacores is the 2010 film adaptation of the novel by the same name (written in 2003 by Michael Muhammed Knight). The Taqwacores depicts the fictitious lives of several young, Muslim-Americans, all of whom live together in a … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged 'The Taqwacores', Bobby Naderi, Michael Muhammed Knight
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Review: ‘Corridor’
Corridor, directed by Johan Lundborg and Johan Storm (Sweden), is a darkly humorous suspense-thriller, the likes of which would make Hitchcock proud. Frank (Emil Johnsen), a socially withdrawn medical student, goes about his daily routine with as little contact with people … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged Corridor, Emil Johnsen, Fantastic Fest, Horror Reviews, Johan Lundborg, Johan Storm, Peter Stormare, Rosenhill, Ylva Gallon
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Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Rubber’
When I read the synopsis for Rubber – an experimental film about a psychokinetic, automobile tire that goes on a killing spree in the desert – I thought it sounded like an awesome idea for a short film. Then I read that … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Fantastic Fest, Movies, News, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Trailers, Video
Tagged Fantastic Fest, Movies, Mr. Oizo, Quentin Dupieux, Reviews, Rubber
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Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Mother’s Day’
Mother’s Day, directed by Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, III, IV), is loosely based on a horrific, true story that took place in Wichita, Kansas 10 years ago – as well as the 1980 Charles Kaufman film by the same name. … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Fantastic Fest, Film Festivals, Filmmaking, Horror, Horror Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Darren Lynn Bousman, Fantastic Fest, Horror, Jamie King, Mother's Day, Movies, Rebecca De Mornay, Shawn Ashmore
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Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Buried’
I remember when I saw the trailer for Buried (directed by Rodrigo Cortés and starring Ryan Reynolds), I thought it looked horrifying – though I was curious how the film would play out for it’s 94 minute running time. While conceptually interesting, … Continue reading
Posted in Fantastic Fest, Movies, Reviews, Thriller
Tagged Buried, Fantastic Fest, Reviews, Rodrigo Cortés, Ryan Reynolds, Thriller
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