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Shooting Range
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Basie S.

1 member found this review helpful A little heavyhanded and weirdly Russian but it's not like they were wrong. The visual metaphors and slick animation make this worth it even if you're the squarest and most bourgeois of capitalist pigs. (more)

Deadly Sweet
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1 member found this review helpful BIFF! BANG! POW! Pop art meets pulp fiction. This movie writes a pretty big IOU to Antonioni’s “Blow Up,” but it finds its own cool trajectory on the swingin’ streets of 1967 London. Forget about trying to follow the plot, just enjoy the ride: it’s a Jaguar with the top down. (more)

Ryan
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Robert C.

1 member found this review helpful Hot damn. Just, hot damn. Wait—that was made in 2004? Holy hot damn. (more)

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  • The Trial

    The Trial

    Reviewed by John E.

    I wish the protagonist had thrown the stick of dynamite instead of allowing it to defeat him. It showed throughout the movie how he talked too much instead of asking questions. His actions were... (more)

  • The Past is a Foreign Country

    The Past is a Foreign Country

    Reviewed by John E.

    I was disappointed in this documentary. I thought it was going to be about John H Jenkins III. It's prologue talked about him being found shot in the back of the head but the documentary doesn't... (more)

  • Job Interview

    Job Interview

    Reviewed by John E.

    Divorce papers would have been a nice twist at the end after the interviewer said she had passed the interview and requested the applicant to sit down.(more)

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  • Brian Eno: The Man Who Fell to Earth

    Brian Eno: The Man Who Fell to Earth

    Reviewed by nuntukamen

    15 of 16 members found this review helpful An absolutely profound look at Eno and the development of ambient music. This is the type of in-depth indie film I was hoping to locate, educational and entertaining, an historically accurate... (more)

  • Fear and Trembling

    Fear and Trembling

    Reviewed by emteezy1

    11 members found this review helpful From the onset I thought I would watch "the French version of Office Space," and I could not have been, both more incorrect, and more pleased that it wasn't. As a female having worked in... (more)

  • Sita Sings the Blues

    Sita Sings the Blues

    Reviewed by sam0000268441

    10 of 11 members found this review helpful For those who are familiar with the story of the Ramayana will find this intriguing and quite amusing. And if you aren't, then this will still be worth your while. Certainly the various styles of... (more)