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Planet of the Apes (2001) 43% “No matter how much you might praise its visual allure or strong performances, the script ensures that we never mistake Planet of the Apes for high art, but enjoy plenty of laughs.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Apr 30, 2024 Full Review Amélie (2001) 90% “At two hours, Jeunet certainly could have been a little harder on himself in the editing room, but Amélie is so breezily enjoyable, its wide-eyed star so undeniably winsome, I can’t honestly say I cared very much while I was watching it.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Feb 13, 2024 Full Review Y tu mamá también (2001) 90% “By contrasting a broader vision of Mexico with this very intimate little tale, Cuarón delivers a film in which each benefits from the other's existence. ” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Sep 7, 2023 Full Review Mulholland Dr. (2001) 84% “Mulholland Drive is most definitely some kind of masterpiece. ” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Jul 10, 2023 Full Review A Bigger Splash (2015) 89% “I was frequently seduced and happily puzzled by A Bigger Splash.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Nov 17, 2016 Full Review Moonlight (2016) 98% “It isn't for black audiences or art-house audiences or liberal audiences or whatever reductive cultural niche people might try to shove it into. Simply, it is one of the most striking films of the year and it is, I believe, for everyone.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Nov 10, 2016 Full Review Doctor Strange (2016) 89% “Anyhoo, Cumberbatch. A fine actor and a charming fellow. He smoothly delivers one-liners and bone-crushing astral bowling balls alike.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Nov 4, 2016 Full Review Elle (2016) 91% “This is a difficult, complex, flawed, trigger-laden and ferociously entertaining work with lots to unpack.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Arrival (2016) 94% “Some grossly overstated dialogue keeps an immensely fascinating story and inventive visualization of a human-alien struggle to communicate from touching our tenderest sci-fi cinema soft-spots.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Paterson (2016) 96% “[A] quietly seductive study of a guy named Paterson, a Paterson, New Jersey bus driver played by Adam Driver.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Manchester by the Sea (2016) 96% “Casey Affleck... provides this overwhelmingly moving slow-burn drama about grief with its unforgettable lead performance.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Certain Women (2016) 92% “[A] gorgeous, quietly intelligent new film from Kelly Reichardt.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Jackie (2016) 88% “The film is fascinatingly moribund, more meditation than narrative, a sort of monument to a singular act of public and private mourning.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Barry (2016) 80% “This is a film about race in America, centering on a young, bright yet unformed university student of mixed race, peculiar background and vague ambitions looking for a place to fit in.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Kékszakállú (2016) 93% “Enigmatic and lovely.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review The Untamed (2016) 86% “The Untamed isn't as ingenious a genre film as, say, anything by David Cronenberg, but it is an intriguing and inventive fusion of artiness and trash.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Oct 12, 2016 Full Review Neruda (2016) 92% “Moody, unsentimental, gorgeous to look at and a little meta: I loved it.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Sep 16, 2016 Full Review The Light Between Oceans (2016) 62% 2/5 “This is a very pretty movie with a very compelling premise and very talented actors, but pacing, hazily conceived characters and a rather simplistic approach to psychology make it very hard to love.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Sep 1, 2016 Full Review Louisiana: The Other Side (2015) 83% “If you want to get a sense of that broader spectrum -- and of some of the most exciting, unnerving filmmaking being done in the United States -- see The Other Side. And come to understand just how apt its title is.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Jun 30, 2016 Full Review Beauty and the Beast (1946) 96% “Beauty and the Beast is literally full of smoke and mirrors, and this is why it never ages: it doesn't depend on the vagaries of zippy, rapidly outdated technology but, instead, on the allure of shadows, light and tactile things,.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Jun 22, 2016 Full Review Dheepan (2015) 87% 3/5 “I cannot say enough about the performances of Jesuthasan, Srinivasan and Vinasithamby. The heart and soul and emotional precision they bring to their roles go a long way to deepening Dheepan.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Jun 9, 2016 Full Review Out 1, Noli Me Tangere (1971) 96% “Out 1 is about lives sliding up against one another and slipping off in myriad directions, until what once seemed real becomes something resembling myth.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) May 26, 2016 Full Review In a Lonely Place (1950) 96% “I've been returning to this Lonely Place for at least a dozen years, and it hasn't let go of me yet.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) May 20, 2016 Full Review The Lobster (2015) 88% 4/5 “Lanthimos' films are so laced with cruelty and despair that it can be easy to forget how fascinating and funny they are.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Apr 28, 2016 Full Review No Men Beyond This Point (2015) 50% 2/5 “The gags, many of which come packaged with the premise, largely fall flat. For all the thought put into No Men, it still feels more like the makings of some solid sketch comedy than a feature film.” – Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Apr 28, 2016 Full Review
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