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Fanny and Alexander

Fanny and Alexander: Ingmar Bergman instills a ponderous, rigorous pace to his film that is, however, never less than

Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama

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Marvel’s Daredevil – Season 1: Drew Goddard’s series succeeds (mostly, and for what it’s supposed to be) by

Ant-Man: Peyton Reed got stuck with a weak story to tell; while the small scale of the conflict is both

House of Cards – Season Three: even if by now this show is somewhat of a known quantity,

Categories: Non-Film Reviews • Tags: drama

While We’re Young: Noah Baumbach’s film approaches, at times, a broad caricature;

Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, drama

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In Order of Disappearance: Hans Petter Moland tells a somewhat common, tired story, which is generally entertaining in a low-key way;

Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, crime

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Inside Out: Pete Docter and Ronaldo Del Carmen start out from a somewhat abstract concept and run with it;

Aloha: Cameron Crowe’s film wastes a perfectly good, interesting cast, with a story that tries hard to span many themes and genres

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Jurassic World: Colin Trevorrow’s film is a great example of the difference between creating tension and simply having a scary moment;

Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, sci fi

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