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Reviews

• Manhunter

  Manhunter 1986

  

  andy ★★★★

  “It is in your nature to do one thing correctly. Tremble.”

  Huge smile on my face when Graham jumps through the window when the beat drops on “Ena Gada Da…

• The Last Boy Scout

  The Last Boy Scout 1991

  

  ben schmidt ★★★★

  Shane Black's screenwriting philosophy is "punch up every line, then punch it up again." A real scumbum flick, Willis at his most vile, just full blown misogyny around every corner.…

• Labyrinth of Dreams

  Labyrinth of Dreams 1997

  

  PlaguDocta ★★★★★

  Galaxies of sexual allure. Slow and deliberate. Distant fatal love. Demons sing love songs. Moths are ghosts. Spacy atmospheric score. The gorgeous coldness. A new bus driver arrives; a light…

• The Trial of the Chicago 7

  The Trial of the Chicago 7 2020

  

  Alex_Lillquist ★½ 2

  Entirely engaging and watchable up until the final scene which is so mismanaged and embarrassing that it forces you to reevaluate everything leading up to it. On the surface this…

• Eureka

  Eureka 2000

  

  Mike Zaleski ★★★★

  Gorgeous cinematography, thoughtful direction, excellent performances, good sound design, and well-placed humor fortify this nearly four-hour drama about the long-lasting effects of a deeply traumatic event on the lives of…

• Her Vengeance

  Her Vengeance 1988

  

  Kevin Clarke ★★★

  The quandary posed by this nasty piece seems to be does one get vengeance at any cost, or not get vengeance at all, because the cost is too high.

• Bonnie and Clyde

  Bonnie and Clyde 1967

  

  Gus Anderson ★★★★½

  The robin hood tale of the great depression that also acts as an attack against the banks and industry which caused the great depression. Throughout this crime and love story,…

• March Comes in Like a Lion

  March Comes in Like a Lion 1991

  

  PlaguDocta ★★★★½

  Coming in with a slight cold touch of an icebox. Rabbit. Popsicles. Fantasy through a polaroid camera; a city reconstructing itself in a literal sense. Includes some of the veins…