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Helen Knode

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Home Alone (1990) 66% “Basically, Home Alone isn't funny because it says Kevin must love his family even though they make his life unlivable.” – L.A. Weekly Nov 29, 2023 Full Review Crossing Delancey (1988) 82% “The accurate, ironic observation of a milieu, however, doesn't lead us to any clarity or insight.” – L.A. Weekly May 15, 2023 Full Review Thelma & Louise (1991) 86% “On the subject of women and their destiny, Thelma & Louise is unequivocally pessimistic yet, to me, the film doesn't feel pessimistic for one second. Disguised as an upbeat, exciting, entertaining comic adventure, Thelma & Louise dares to be tragic.” – L.A. Weekly Mar 2, 2023 Full Review Dances With Wolves (1990) 87% “Dances With Wolves takes a politically adventurous stance without being preachy, and packs a tremendous emotional punch besides. ” – L.A. Weekly Nov 7, 2022 Full Review Rain Man (1988) 88% “At the point in Rain Man when Charlie would really change if the movie were committed to pursuing its premise to some logical conclusion, the film stops in Las Vegas so everybody can have fun, fun, fun, in expensive suits.” – L.A. Weekly Aug 4, 2022 Full Review The Witches of Eastwick (1987) 66% “Mad Max director George Miller films this New Testament moralizing with bounce but no particular style; his distinct cinematic flavor seems to depend on his subject matter. ” – L.A. Weekly Apr 22, 2022 Full Review Young Guns II (1990) 31% “Young Guns II is a bad movie, too, but bad in an uninteresting way.” – L.A. Weekly Nov 2, 2021 Full Review Come and See (1985) 89% “Come and See is grueling to watch. Klimov gets so involved in constructing a poetical/symbolic framework for Florya's suffering that the film strays into vague, plotless terrain where one dream looks like the next. ” – L.A. Weekly Mar 27, 2020 Full Review
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