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Magnolia (1999) 82% “Magnolia, the third film from writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson, is a brilliant piece of garbage -- mesmerizing, but only because you can't believe someone has the temerity to put so much into so little.” – Dallas Observer Jun 29, 2023 Full Review The Rat Pack (1998) 57% “It's a film about style that has none, a film about tough guys that has no punch, a cocktail without the booze.” – Dallas Observer Apr 29, 2020 Full Review Event Horizon (1997) 35% “In space, apparently, no one can hear you direct.” – Dallas Observer Dec 15, 2018 Full Review Captain America: Civil War (2016) 90% B+ “A little too rambling at two and a half hours, but otherwise just the right shade of light and bright for a movie about superheroes fighting superheroes.” – Dallas Morning News May 5, 2016 Full Review Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) 29% “In the words of The Joker in a far better Batman movie: "Why so serious?"” – Dallas Morning News Mar 23, 2016 Full Review The Big Short (2015) 89% A “The Big Short sticks in the throat. You laugh at it only because you can't believe it was this awful -- that people were (and are) this awful. It's the horror movie soundtracked with nervous, incredulous giggles wrung from the rot of the soul.” – Dallas Morning News Dec 23, 2015 Full Review Carter High (2015) B- “It's a narrative ready-made for the big screen -- the flipside to the feel-good story that was Friday Night Lights, in which the Carter Cowboys played a major role as the big-city villains who wrested away Odessa Permian's rightful title.” – Dallas Morning News Oct 29, 2015 Full Review Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation (2015) 94% B+ “This is comfort-food cinema. Gorge on the endless buffet.” – Dallas Morning News Jul 30, 2015 Full Review Ant-Man (2015) 83% B+ “Marvel hasn't made a movie this fun - this bright, this charming, this joyful -- since the first Iron Man, in which Robert Downey Jr.'s entitled smirk was its most lethal weapon.” – Dallas Morning News Jul 16, 2015 Full Review Crash (2004) 73% “What makes Crash so gripping -- so terrifying in spots, so moving in others, and even a little funny at times -- is how nothing happens as we think it will.” – New Times Feb 23, 2015 Full Review The Exorcist (1973) 78% “[Friedkin] knew he wasn't making art; he was concocting gross-out pop -- a movie so "scary" it borders on being silly.” – Dallas Observer Oct 15, 2014 Full Review From Justin to Kelly (2003) 8% “From Justin to Kelly is a musical so pedestrian it trips over its feet every time someone breaks into song or dance.” – New Times Jul 9, 2014 Full Review Edge of Tomorrow (2014) 91% B+ “The tag line alone - "Live. Die. Repeat." - guarantees $30 million at least on opening day. It will deserve every penny.” – Dallas Morning News Jun 5, 2014 Full Review A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) 33% C- “The down-for-anything cast, along with a handful of welcome cameos, can't prop up its weakest link: Seth MacFarlane.” – Dallas Morning News May 29, 2014 Full Review The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg (1999) 97% “The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg is precisely what a documentary ought to be: engaging and revelatory, turning forgotten footnotes and discarded minutiae into the stuff of riveting drama and poignant laughs.” – New Times May 7, 2014 Full Review The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) 50% B- “When Garfield conceals Peter's confused-angry- betrayed scowl beneath that shiny red mask, Spider-Man 2 summons the giddy derring-do of the best Iron Man offerings. It's a good movie that could have been great.” – Dallas Morning News May 1, 2014 Full Review We Bought a Zoo (2011) 64% “Crowe is back to what he's good at: small stories populated by everyday people.” – Village Voice Dec 20, 2011 Full Review Moneyball (2011) 94% “It really happened, it's really corny, and it's really great.” – Village Voice Sep 20, 2011 Full Review Paul (2011) 70% “That's not to dismiss Paul's simple pleasures -- if nothing else, its fondness for sex and drugs and four-letter words rescues its references from the soft hands of wee ones into which they've fallen of late.” – Village Voice Mar 15, 2011 Full Review Megamind (2010) 73% “I found my son's Kryptonite: boring superhero rip-offs voiced by check-cashing actors. At least Steve Carell used an accent.” – Village Voice Nov 2, 2010 Full Review Red (2010) 72% “Classiest. Comic. Book. Movie. Ever.” – Village Voice Oct 12, 2010 Full Review Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) 83% “Wright immerses his heroes in pop culture's detritus and diversions, but doesn't drown them in it. You don't have to be dazzled or tickled by the movie, or get every joke, to be touched by it, too.” – Village Voice Aug 10, 2010 Full Review Middle Men (2009) 40% “Even without much character development, the compelling story holds, mostly due to Wilson.” – Village Voice Aug 3, 2010 Full Review Elf (2003) 86% “Elf may be no more than a pleasant, amusing trifle, a grin that fades well before Thanksgiving, but it also will endure in the way that all decent Hollywood-made Christmas fairy tales last, if they're rendered with good cheer and goodwill.” – New Times Jul 6, 2010 Full Review Despicable Me (2010) 80% “The result is pleasant and diverting, if ultimately forgettable, and it's one of the rare instances in the recent history of 3-D's resurrection as The Savior of Cinema in which the technology doesn't dim the screen or distract the focus.” – Village Voice Jul 6, 2010 Full Review
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