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The Great Gatsby: movie review
Rating: 2/5The purists have had their knives sharpened for months, and now that Baz Luhrmann’s 3-D adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s canonical novel is finally here, the dissection and disembowelment can begin. This bombastic superproduction is certainly its...
Star Trek Into Darkness: movie review
Rating: 2/5Beyond its candy-colored science-fiction swashbuckling, what was the 1960s Star Trek television series if not a comment on, and counterbalance to, some very troubled times? The show’s racially mixed crew and explore-strange-new-worlds wonderment gave...
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The Place Beyond the Pines: movie review
Rating: 3/5You’re not going to learn it from the movie itself, but the poetic title of Derek Cianfrance’s latest is an English translation for Schenectady, the Mohawk-derived name for the New York town where it’s set. That’s a clue: For what’s basically a grubb...
Oblivion: movie review
Rating: 3/5In the year 2525…well, actually 2077, Earth has been decimated by an alien war. The majority of the human race has taken refuge on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. But there are a few humans left—people like Jack Harper (Tom Cruise) and his partner, Vic...
Iron Man 3: movie review
Rating: 3/5There’s little downtime in the life of a Marvel superhero—let’s hope these guys are at least getting bonuses or something. If you stuck around after the voluminous credits of last summer’s The Avengers, you saw the gang exhaustedly tucking into some...
Peeples: movie review
Rating: 2/5The great David Alan Grier deserves to headline a big-time summer comedy—albeit one superior to this second-rate Meet the Parents–style farce. Grier’s Judge Virgil Peeples is a demanding paterfamilias who frowns mightily upon Wade (The Office’s Craig...
Pain & Gain: movie review
Rating: 1/5There’s more than a little pride swallowing in admitting this, but, for better or worse, Michael Bay is an auteur. His gleefully brash and unapologetically skin-deep oeuvre—with its Neanderthal macho men (except when they’re simpering queers), sex-to...
42: movie review
Rating: 4/5Jackie Robinson’s story is so blue-sky heroic and transcendent, it becomes hard for any filmmaker to run the bases without falling into emotional goo. (Tellingly, the first attempt, in 1950, starred Robinson himself and still felt like a fantasy.) Wr...













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