A grueling two hour journey that would test even the most patient moviegoers. A complete snooze fest of character and location introductions. Yes, location introductions. As in, when you see a couple people talking in a hallway and see "Second Floor Hallway" like it was necessary information. I honestly thought it was a joke at first but it continues throughout the entire movie. Calling the people in this movie characters would be generous, because few of them have any personality…
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Inside Llewyn Davis 2013
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
In what I had originally anticipated to be a pedestrian entry into the Coen brothers filmography, I'm now convinced lies their masterpiece. After a difficult year in terms of personal loss, an initial viewing in the closing days of 2013 provided a light at the end of the tunnel. I've been meaning to write something on it for several years now. Masquerading as the simple story of a struggling artist in New York in the early 1960's, Inside Llewyn Davis…
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Yi Yi 2000
Yi Yi belongs to a trinity of great films that came out of China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan in the year 2000. The first, Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, achieved international mainstream acclaim and success. The Second, Wong Kar Wai's In the Mood for Love, is a gem of beauty that most cinephiles have come to love. This leaves Edward Yang's Yi Yi, which is one of the most criminally underseen movies out there. It is a quiet contemplation…
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The Grandmaster 2013
Smoking. Slow Motion. Rain. Yes, Wong Kar-Wai is back (finally) and I'm very pleased to say that upon first viewing I enjoyed this film quite a bit. I should start by mentioning that Wong is my absolute favourite director and having anticipated seeing this film for quite some time, I am probably not able to provide an unbiased review of it.
While the quality of the copy I got my hands on was not up to par with what this…
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