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Paula Nechak

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New in Town (2009) 28% B- “Zellweger, despite her propensity to scrunch her face, has an easy chemistry with Connick that is unthreatening and enjoyable, and she's good at the physical comedy the role requires.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jan 29, 2009 Full Review Hotel for Dogs (2009) 46% B- “In the end, the message is what prevails. The movie's political and moral points -- and theme about creating family however you can find it -- elevate it above the average kids movie.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jan 16, 2009 Full Review The Tale of Despereaux (2008) 57% C “The life has been sucked out of DiCamillo's story.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 19, 2008 Full Review I've Loved You So Long (2008) 89% A- “I've Loved You So Long is a heart-rending movie that takes the audience by surprise.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Nov 6, 2008 Full Review Tru Loved (2008) 39% C+ “There isn't really much that differentiates Tru Loved from any other low-budget indie film. It isn't unique visually and a lot of the acting is what, at best, could be called amateur.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 23, 2008 Full Review Fly Me to the Moon (2008) 20% C+ “Unfortunately, the flies aren't so compelling.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 18, 2008 Full Review What Just Happened? (2008) 50% C “The film strains to achieve the comedic gait of Wag the Dog or the improvised, overlapping style that so defined Robert Altman's Hollywood movie, The Player.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 17, 2008 Full Review The Duchess (2008) 62% B- “Provided you don't take it seriously, it makes for an addictively entertaining diversion that's as hard to stop watching as the books are to stop reading.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 26, 2008 Full Review Lakeview Terrace (2008) 44% C- “It provokes just to provoke, and that's not just discomforting, it's reckless.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 18, 2008 Full Review The Women (2008) 13% C “English goes more for sympathy and episodic comedy than substance. Luce wrote her play as a scathing commentary on a social milieu she hated. The Women tries to have it both ways and becomes more caricatured than dimensional.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 11, 2008 Full Review Chris & Don: A Love Story (2007) 94% C “Isherwood was the far more interesting subject, but Chris & Don is all about Bachardy -- an observation that feels like opportunism more than love story.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Aug 1, 2008 Full Review Tell No One (2006) 93% B+ “For all of its insanity of supposition, familial discord and the often-explored theme of the corrupt nature of the rich, Tell No One is something rare and original.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jul 11, 2008 Full Review Kit Kittredge: An American Girl (2008) 80% B- “Kit Kittredge could be primed for a series of sequels, yet as directed by Patricia Rozema, its elemental integrity seems in direct opposition to the blockbuster or sequel-mania that fuels Hollywood.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jul 2, 2008 Full Review Then She Found Me (2007) 50% B- “While Hunt's directing debut is promising, if understated, it's her performance as schoolteacher April Epner that impresses the audience.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer May 1, 2008 Full Review Sex and Death 101 (2007) 25% D “Sex and Death falls into the category of those unfortunate films in that it's a schoolboy's wet dream slathered in smug self-back patting and wish-fantasy run amok, all told with the deftness of a piano falling out of the sky and onto our heads.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Apr 11, 2008 Full Review Girls Rock! (2007) 70% B “The film is a hopeful, rollicking, rocking, humorous, heartbreaking journey.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Mar 7, 2008 Full Review The Savages (2007) 89% B+ “An acerbic, wonderfully acted comedy-drama about family ties and mortality.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 26, 2007 Full Review The Walker (2007) 55% C- “A mystery that isn't mysterious, a thriller that's barely thrilling.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 13, 2007 Full Review The Golden Compass (2007) 42% C “It makes us wonder what all the fuss is about.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 6, 2007 Full Review The Bubble (2006) 55% B “Engrossing.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Nov 9, 2007 Full Review The Jane Austen Book Club (2007) 66% B- “The actors are good -- especially Bello, Blunt (who makes Prudie a heartbreak of shrill, unfulfilled dreams and desires) and Dancy.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 27, 2007 Full Review 2 Days in Paris (2007) 87% B- “Vanity project? Maybe. Anybody who writes, directs, edits and stars is called auteur or vain, sometimes depending upon their sex, but Julie Delpy's directorial debut, if derivative, is gutsy enough too.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Aug 23, 2007 Full Review Rocket Science (2007) 84% B+ “With the grace of a young Edward Norton, Thompson is a real find.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Aug 9, 2007 Full Review Goya's Ghosts (2006) 30% C “Instead of inflaming passion and inspiration, the film snuffs it out with the sin of being dull.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jul 19, 2007 Full Review Gypsy Caravan (2006) 86% B “The ebullient, proud and gifted musicians who embark on a six-week Gypsy Caravan tour that promotes Roma music are fascinating and as emotionally rich as they are true characters.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jul 19, 2007 Full Review
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