Alarmingly objective and seemingly fair representation of recent controversial events. Brolin’s performance is incredibly compelling without becoming a caricature. Supporting cast are for the most part impeccable as well, thought Wright and Newton are a bit hard to accept. Objectivity hindered by amusing and unrealistic compilation conversations of so-called Bushisms.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
W.
Actors & Director:
Bruce McGill,
Elizabeth Banks,
Ellen Burstyn,
Ioan Gruffud,
James Cromwell,
Jeffrey Wright,
Josh Brolin,
Oliver Stone,
Richard Dreyfuss,
Scott Glenn,
Thandie Newton,
Toby Jones
Monday, May 3, 2010
Law Abiding Citizen
Film seems to argue in favor of whatever morally reprehensible and deluded message Leonidas is attempting to teach Jamie Foxx. Tonally similar to reworking Saw to glorify Jigsaw into Batman. Plot feels clever for a while, but the ‘witty twist’ completely undermines the cleverness of everything else. Can’t fight fate.
Actors & Director:
Bruce McGill,
F. Gary Gray,
Gerard Butler,
Jamie Foxx,
Viola Davis
Friday, March 19, 2010
Vantage Point
Incredible. Incredible premise. Incredible premise executed. Incredible premise executed terribly. Incredible premise executed terribly with. Incredible premise executed terribly with horrendous. Incredible premise executed terribly with horrendous plot. Bored yet? It gets worse. Features obnoxiously coincidental ending. Viewers who enjoy this film will likely empathize with Whitaker’s totally irrational character.
Actors & Director:
Bruce McGill,
Dennis Quaid,
Eduardo Noriega,
Forest Whitaker,
Matthew Fox,
Pete Travis,
Said Taghmaoui,
Sigourney Weaver,
William Hurt,
Zoe Seldana
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