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RENT / BUYOut in Theaters: ‘ADDICTED TO FRESNO’
The product as a whole is reasonably entertaining during its run time, and certainly has its fair share of chuckles thanks to its pissy…
RENT / BUYOut in Theaters: ‘THE MARTIAN’
A wanna-be prestige picture without the visual glamour of 'Gravity' or the emotional oomph of '2001: A Space Odyssey,' 'The Martian' is content with…
RENT / BUYOut in Theaters: ‘EVEREST’
Marrying top-notch technical alchemy with excellent performances across the board and a narrative that’s universally powerful, 'Everest' is a big picture triumph - the…
RENT / BUYTIFF ’15 Review: ‘MAGALLANES’
‘Magallanes’ is both a dramatic showcase for lead Damián Alcázar and a supremely compelling thriller in and of itself. Those seeking high tension and…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: THE BOY
Sparsely dominated by scenes of heavy exposition - or rather any dialogue at all - Macniell is able to catch the quiet moments; the…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: THE FRONTIER
In some ways, this adds to the austere nature of Shai's reverent tribute but it may prove a distraction for those used to more…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: 7 CHINESE BROTHERS
For its constant employment of intelligent, off-the-cuff comedy and gentle ability to massage in a genuine message of city-slacking and "real life" reproach, 7…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: TRAINWRECK
Considered a "work in progress", at two hours, Trainwreck is already more trim than most Apatow films - his last two films clocked in…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: LAMB
Says Partridge, "Lamb attempts to suspend and challenge our preconceived beliefs of right and wrong, raising the question, "If we could all reset and…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: AVA’S POSSESSIONS
Galland states that his motivation to make the film came from an encounter with a passage in "Herzog on Herzog" that loosely read: "There…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: PETTING ZOO
Growing pains and relationship strife bucks up against strict family values and the ensuing dichotomy of a lower-class preggo schoolgirl hoping against hope to…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: MISTRESS AMERICA
All of Mistress America's silly-serious discourse adds up to a statement on how the youth of today is itself silly-serious - self-distracted, partially arrogant…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: MISSISSIPPI GRIND
Strong chemistry between Mendelsohn and Reynolds ease the more predictable elements from taking hold and directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck's ability to slam the…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: ADVANTAGEOUS
The appearance of Ken Jeong on the cast list comes as a major red flag though he ends up the least to blame for…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: SEQUOIA
With Rothchild's tenderly biting words married to Michalka's soul-melting performance, director Andy Landen proves there's still a place for storytellers with a unwavering voice…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: KUMIKO THE TREASURE HUNTER
Out here in the wild throes of a gusty suburban sprawl, she's got her manifest destiny mixed up with fairy tales. Her journey is…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: AMONG THE LIVING
Famous for their excessive gore and deadly somber tone, Maury and Bustillo earn an outpouring of deference from their fans but I have to…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: CESAR CHAVEZ
Too often are biopics achieved as glossaries, skimping over events like a sleep-deprived college student licking their thumbs and skimming as hard as they…
RENT / BUYSXSW Review: BAD WORDS
No matter how adorable little Rohan Chand is as Guy's unsuspecting sidekick, the chemistry to develop between the two feels like it was cooked…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: FISHING WITHOUT NETS
Filmed entirely in Somali, we can only imagine the behind-the-scenes language barriers Hodierne and his cast had to fight through. According to Hodierne, the…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: CALVARY
Though sundry moments of muted comic relief courtesy of the increasingly reliable Chris O'Dowd seek to remind us that even in tragedy, life carries…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: WISH I WAS HERE
Ultimately mawkish and bittersweet, Wish You Were Here is second-rate meditation on phoenix cycle that's virtually guaranteed to drag you by the heels into…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: WHIPLASH
Unconventional and bold, Whiplash might just be the biggest surprise out of 2014's Sundance Festival. Between the outstanding performances from Teller and Simmons, a…
RENT / BUYSundance Review: LOCKE
So while there are great things to be found in Locke (hearing Hardy sport a proper Welsh accent is worth at least a few…
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By: Matt Oakes
Started blogging about film in college when the university paper wouldn’t have him. Dislikes your consensus film Twitter favorites. Devotee of horror movies that make him die a little inside. Catches films at festivals when he can. Proud SFCS and OFCS member and Tomatometer-approved critic. Editor-in-chief of Silver Screen Riot.
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