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As gripping as they come. It’s a unique film that freely jumps genres in order to tell the best story possible.

I wanted to be moved. Really, I did. A lot. Instead, I left cold.

Just because The Ref isn’t your typical Christmas movie doesn’t mean you should skip it. In fact, it should be just the opposite.

The story is a timeless classic and this is the best direction translation the cinema has provided thus far.

Proves that remakes and new visions of old material need not be redundant.

Like a car accident unfolding before your eyes, it’s impossible to look away even if only to see how just bad it can get.

Although visually impressive, At World’s End is a bitter disappointment considering how fresh and exciting the crew was just a few years ago.

Planes, Trains and Automobiles showed that Hughes wasn’t in fact some man-child searching for the reasons for his adulthood discontentment.

Murphy and Akyroyd are two comedians in their prime.

Step Into Liquid is not only about passion, it demonstrates it through a deep and loving knowledge and respect for the subject matter.