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09/14/12 |
Good (Not Great) |
 "...too bad '10 Years' isn't, you know, funny. At least it's well-meaning and nostalgic... this flick is a reunion for anyone who's laughed at anything in the last ten years." |
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11/11/11 |
Weak |
 "...not at all frightening, a fault that lies as much with its limited effects as with its goofy concept: A successful, grieving author named Joseph Crone (Timothy Gibbs) starts experiencing ominous things linked to the number 11." |
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10/27/11 |
Weak |
 "...a lumpy, dumb, suspenseless thing that sometimes scarcely feels finished... such a disappointment. Nothing to see here." |
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04/28/11 |
Outstanding |
 "...so beautifully made, it could serve as a model for contemporary American action films. If only.... the movie shines as a piece of visual storytelling." |
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10/06/11 |
Weak |
 "...a greatest hits of important moments with inadequate connective tissue, impossible to comprehend without prior detailed knowledge of everything it recounts." |
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08/31/12 |
Moderate |
 "...a transient attraction for the anti-Obama crowd.... To truly be an effective Michael Moore equivalent, frankly, D'Souza could stand to be more of a nuisance." |
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03/15/12 |
Very Good |
 "Together Hill and Tatum are so much fun to watch that it's disappointing when the story around them becomes overly cluttered and convoluted.... pretty loose-limbed..." |
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09/15/11 |
Very Good |
 "...it's the smaller bits of whimsy that stick... touches of warmth in what's ultimately more a forward-looking fable than a love story." |
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08/11/11 |
Good |
 "For every line or gag that works, there are three or four more that seem to belong in a different movie altogether, either a darker one or a breezier one." |
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03/23/12 |
Good |
 "Ferrara has some fun exploring both the high-tech and low-tech ways in which a human being, on the last day of mankind's existence, might reach out to others." |
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09/29/11 |
Very Good |
 "...succeeds in showing cancer -- or illness in general -- as a part of life, instead of just treating it as a device to set the dramatic weight swinging." |
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05/10/12 |
Good |
 "...a film that should be appallingly twee, but more often than not is actually scruffy and sweet.... remains fairly light despite some serious developments..." |
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06/23/11 |
Very Good |
 "The confidence that director Chris Weitz shows in certain scenes is often balanced by the clichéd sentiment of others." |
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05/31/12 |
Outstanding |
 "...a feat of hand-drawn animation that relies on spare but succinct character design and a dazzling sense of perspective... its charms have a noirish gleam." |
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11/22/11 |
Excellent |
 "...probably the most fun you'll ever have watching a movie about Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud duking it out -- and nurturing a deep-rooted but fragile friendship..." |
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05/04/12 |
Fair |
 "...the best way to get through this film is probably on a morphine drip, a confection that, sadly, is not available at most concession stands." |
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12/29/11 |
Excellent |
 "...save for the occasional camera jiggle, you're barely aware of the filmmaking at all.... packs a lot of quiet anger and frustration... a quiet cry of anguish." |
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03/09/12 |
Weak |
 "...parts that aim to be funny rarely succeed... Remember Eddie Murphy? He used to be hilarious." |
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11/03/11 |
Moderate |
 "...lacks the freewheeling, generous spirit of the first two 'Harold & Kumar' movies and tries to make up for that lack with extra crudeness." |
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09/22/11 |
Moderate |
 "...a giddily preposterous film, so delinquent in dealing with its dramatic elements they often become the source of unintended laughs." |
