Category Archives: Film Review

Meeting Pauline Kael and Real Steel

Busy is the operative word. And no matter how much I try myself to stop, I can’t. I have to make an essay of two related topics today. First, about the new person I have met—Pauline Kael, an American film … Continue reading

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Three Japanese Movies

For so long now, I’ve been trying to write so many things about my current adventures. Sadly, the sun always sets down even before I could begin painting my thoughts in words. No one could really stop the earth from … Continue reading

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M10. Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole (Zack Snyder, 2010)

Lame.

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M09. Miss March ( Trevor Moore and Zach Cregger, 2009)

  Laugh. Frown. Huh? Laugh. Ok. That’s it? 4 out of 10.  

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M08. Leap Year (Anand Tucker, 2010)

Not bad for a romantic comedy film. Have I seen this film before? I think so. 6 out of 10.

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M07. Pope Joan (Sönke Wortmann, 2009)

History can be altered. And alteration lies on the hands of the historians. In the case of Pope Joan, history speaks of many compelling evidence as to the validity of her election as a pope. Problem is, most of the … Continue reading

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M06. Letters to Juliet (Gary Winick, 2010)

A film with one of the lamest lines in its ending story that instead of being touched because of romance, you would laugh your heart out. I couldn’t believe I have watched this film without pressing the fast forward button. … Continue reading

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M05. Tekken (Dwight H. Little, 2010)

I have read an article saying that the worst film one can watch is  the one that is mediocre. Why? Because you would be able to express neither your like nor dislike for it. Tekken is one of those films. … Continue reading

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M04. Salt (Philip Noyce, 2010)

A hero who needed to pretend as the antagonist to save the day. 7 out of 10

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M03. Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (Tom Tykwer, 2006)

” A quest for self-identity and lasting happiness through smell,” a truly unique premise you would love to discover as the movie progresses. This is a must see film for everyone. Truly, an 8.5 out of 10.

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