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Kevin Biggers

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My Blueberry Nights (2007) 45% “Right from the beginning, there's a discomforting sense of banality blanketing the film: the journey, the pie motif, the faith in "new beginnings."” – FilmStew.com Apr 4, 2008 Full Review There Will Be Blood (2007) 91% “More technically marvelous than Citizen Kane; more epic than Treasure of the Sierra Madre; more thrilling than any Malick film (yes, even Badlands).” – FilmStew.com Jan 3, 2008 Full Review Atonement (2007) 83% “Champions of the novel who oppose the imbalanced adaptation will find no wrongdoing with the look of the film.” – FilmStew.com Dec 6, 2007 Full Review I'm Not There (2007) 76% “Forget the six impersonations of Bob Dylan. Ultimately, I'm Not There is all about Todd Haynes trying to be Jean-Luc Godard.” – FilmStew.com Nov 21, 2007 Full Review The Darjeeling Limited (2007) 69% “Each scene feels like its own little Hotel Chevalier, contrived for the mere purpose of seduction and nothing more.” – FilmStew.com Oct 5, 2007 Full Review Evening (2007) 28% “Vanessa Redgrave pursuing a poorly CGI-ed butterfly, with this incredibly idiotic look on her face, reminded me of a time I saw a retarded dog chasing a tree.” – FilmStew.com Jun 28, 2007 Full Review Pan's Labyrinth (2006) 95% “The only part where Pan errs is in its marketing, via a top-of-the-poster blurb that proclaims it a "fairy tale for grown-ups."” – FilmStew.com Dec 28, 2006 Full Review Inland Empire (2006) 72% “She's a wife in the suburbs. She's a whore. She's a damsel in distress. She's everything but an actress.” – FilmStew.com Dec 15, 2006 Full Review Babel (2006) 68% “The ending is cowardly, mawkishly idealistic and, worst of all, panders to the upbeat-ending demands of Hollywood (Babel is the largest financed Iñárritu film).” – FilmStew.com Oct 27, 2006 Full Review Little Children (2006) 80% “As a husband obsessed with porn, Gregg Edelman enacts one of the more interesting instances of masturbation in the history of the cinema.” – FilmStew.com Oct 12, 2006 Full Review The Science of Sleep (2006) 71% “The most definitive, most expressive, most imaginative, most thorough, most beautiful cinematic cogitation of romance, ever. And a big middle finger to everyone who disagrees.” – FilmStew.com Sep 22, 2006 Full Review The Black Dahlia (2006) 32% “If you've heard anything about this movie, from the floating film festival persiflage to the test and press screening whispers, you know one thing: it climaxes strangely.” – FilmStew.com Sep 14, 2006 Full Review Hollywoodland (2006) 68% “Director Allen Coulter's vision does the real Hollywood of that time justice, bequeathing a gauche garishness to the landscape and a guttural voice to the interiors.” – FilmStew.com Sep 8, 2006 Full Review The Illusionist (2006) 73% “Even when you feel the story slipping - which does occur halfway through - Burger rips your eyes away from any possible digressions and averts them back to the movie.” – FilmStew.com Aug 24, 2006 Full Review Scoop (2006) 41% “One thing is for sure: Scarlett Johansson has never been worse. And yes, that means worse than The Island.” – FilmStew.com Jul 27, 2006 Full Review Who Killed the Electric Car? (2006) 89% “I'm not a scientist; I'm not an activist; I'm not a super liberal or a super conservative or political really in any absurd way. I'm a film critic.” – FilmStew.com Jun 28, 2006 Full Review A Prairie Home Companion (2006) 81% “Instead of giving us something forceful or poignant, Altman seems to prefer a sort of objective curtain, shrouding the story and the characters.” – FilmStew.com Jun 9, 2006 Full Review Peaceful Warrior (2006) 26% “While speaking with Millman recently about Peaceful Warrior, the author confirmed that my Chicken Soup Theory had severely plagued the many versions of script.” – FilmStew.com Jun 1, 2006 Full Review The King (2005) 58% “Let's get one thing straight: I do not like Gael Garcia Bernal.” – FilmStew.com May 19, 2006 Full Review Brick (2005) 79% “Forget the media-saturated affectations that surrounded Brokeback Mountain and Crash. The real vicious truth is the state of the American teenager.” – FilmStew.com Mar 31, 2006 Full Review Duck Season (2004) 91% “Not even half a year since Baumbach's gem The Squid and the Whale, another film has emerged conveying similar themes of domestic discomfort and disenchantment.” – FilmStew.com Mar 15, 2006 Full Review Waiting ... (2005) 29% “McKittrick neglects to realize that his target audience (males, ages 18-25) presumably aren't interested in seeing or hearing about the male genitalia at any time...” – FilmStew.com Feb 7, 2006 Full Review Hoodwinked! (2005) 46% “Certainly a nobler attempt in the animated feature genre than the likes of Robots, Shark Tale and Chicken Little.” – FilmStew.com Jan 16, 2006 Full Review The Matador (2005) 75% “For a much better attempt at this kind of storytelling, make a mental note to some day check out Israeli writer-director Eytan Fox's Walk on Water.” – FilmStew.com Dec 30, 2005 Full Review Christmas in the Clouds (2001) 69% “While it's understandable some might appreciate Christmas in the Clouds merely for what it attempts to be, it's inexplicable to extol the film on that basis alone.” – FilmStew.com Dec 23, 2005 Full Review
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