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Dan Jackson

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The Gray Man (2022) 45% “To put it in the reference-heavy parlance of The Gray Man: It's The Cringe Ultimatum, baby.” – Thrillist Jul 14, 2022 Full Review Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood (2022) 91% “Beneath the nostalgic surface, Linklater locates some profound and melancholy truths about memory. In his admirably low-key manner, he’s made a poignant and poetic movie” – Thrillist Apr 1, 2022 Full Review Nothing Compares (2022) 99% “Though O'Connor's beautiful rendition of "Nothing Compares 2 U" is never heard in the movie as a result of a rights issue with Prince's estate, its absence serves as an eerie structural void, giving this fairly conventional bio-doc an admirable weight.” – Thrillist Jan 28, 2022 Full Review Riotsville, USA (2022) 91% “The odd resonance of this material, the way it echoes with the present and also serves as a cracked mirror of reality, makes for gripping viewing.” – Thrillist Jan 28, 2022 Full Review Gentle (2022) 78% “Edna's emotional and spiritual struggles are treated with the same careful attention as her physical challenges, making this an often moving entry in the ever-expanding genre of sports movies about the cost of greatness.” – Thrillist Jan 28, 2022 Full Review The Cathedral (2022) 96% “The Cathedral builds to a quietly devastating ending, one that rejects the tidy catharsis of so many coming-of-age tales for a more measured reckoning with the past.” – Thrillist Jan 27, 2022 Full Review The Unforgivable (2021) 38% “Though Bullock can move you with her intensity and her passion, particularly in the quiet scenes she shares with Bernthal, the movie remains distant and aloof. When the director tries to twist the knife, the blade is too dull to draw blood.” – Thrillist Dec 11, 2021 Full Review The Velvet Underground (2021) 98% “If you're a fan, it will send you back to the original albums with new zeal. If the group is only something you know from banana t-shirts... it will likely make you a convert.” – Thrillist Dec 3, 2021 Full Review Finch (2021) 74% “Hanks plus dog plus robot might feel too cute for its own good, but director Miguel Sapochnik, a frequent helmer of the massive battle episodes of Game of Thrones, finds joyful and mournful notes to play while still hitting all the familiar beats.” – Thrillist Nov 9, 2021 Full Review Army of Thieves (2021) 69% “Most of the fun stays hidden inside a vault.” – Thrillist Nov 1, 2021 Full Review Val (2021) 93% “In its collage-like approach, pinging between the past and the present, the film can also feel jumbled or incomplete at times... Still, like the fascinating figure at its center, the movie admirably never stops searching for answers.” – Thrillist Aug 11, 2021 Full Review Cocaine Cowboys (2006) 71% “That show of restraint might be what separates Corben from so many of the oversized characters he chronicles.” – Thrillist Aug 11, 2021 Full Review Nobody (2021) 84% “Even in a movie with a fundamentally retrograde worldview, you want to root for this goofy guy.” – Thrillist Mar 30, 2021 Full Review Greyhound (2020) 78% “Hanks likes what he likes, and, in its best moments, Greyhound revels in its own obsessive attention to detail. It's too bad the enthusiasm isn't exactly infectious.” – Thrillist Feb 12, 2021 Full Review Time (2020) 98% “By covering such a long period, the film emphasizes the ways in which an individual can change while staying committed to a single goal.” – Thrillist Feb 5, 2021 Full Review The Little Things (2021) 44% “The restraint is admirable without being enjoyable. It's easy to imagine exiting the theater in normal times, blinking at the sun, and turning to a friend and simply going, "Huh, solid enough."” – Thrillist Feb 1, 2021 Full Review The Outsider (2018) 13% “The Outsider is needlessly cruel, dour, and slow. No amount of brooding from a handsome leading man can save it.” – Thrillist Jan 29, 2021 Full Review Outside the Wire (2021) 37% “There's a rote quality to the presentation that grates as the movie builds to an ending that ends up pulling its punches.” – Thrillist Jan 20, 2021 Full Review The Marksman (2021) 38% “The latest in a string of recent action movies that frame the Mexico-United States border as a fraught psychic terrain for America's aging white male warrior class.” – Thrillist Jan 20, 2021 Full Review The Midnight Sky (2020) 50% “The conventions of the space genre leave Clooney adrift here, floating from one scene to the next in search of signs of life.” – Thrillist Dec 29, 2020 Full Review Ava (2020) 21% “There's too much going on, almost like the movie thinks an abundance of psychobabble can paper over a lack of character development, and most of it is uninteresting.” – Thrillist Dec 15, 2020 Full Review Songbird (2020) 9% “Honestly, Songbird could stand to be more paranoid-or at least angrier.” – Thrillist Dec 15, 2020 Full Review The Mystery of D.B. Cooper (2020) 91% “With so much material, it's hard to steer the narrative... The Mystery of D.B. Cooper skillfully sketches out the details of the crime without fully capturing what makes the case so appealing to obsessives.” – Thrillist Dec 1, 2020 Full Review Jiu Jitsu (2020) 27% “Jiu Jitsu gets the most important aspects of a junky movie like this right.” – Thrillist Nov 23, 2020 Full Review American Murder: The Family Next Door (2020) 87% “The film can't help but reflect the brutality and coldness of Chris's crimes. With studied precision, the movie embodies the type of emptiness it also seeks to document.” – Thrillist Oct 8, 2020 Full Review
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