Strong acting performances from Tom Hardy and James Gandolfini still can’t redeem the conclusion of Roskam’s crime drama ‘The Drop.’
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Winterbottom’s ‘Trip To Italy’ Is A Dull, Two-Hour Ride
With only a few comedic moments, ‘The Trip to Italy’ overall lacks an entertaining storyline.
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A Year After Toronto Premiere, ‘Eleanor Rigby’ Reappears On Big Screen
Ned Benson successfully launches the first of his three-part film series, collectively titled ‘The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby.’
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Shot Over 12 Years, ‘Boyhood’ Makes An Epic Of Growing Up
Filmed over the course of 12 years, ‘Boyhood’ successfully conveys authenticity and sentimentality by focusing on the moments of everyday life.
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‘The Hundred Foot Journey’ Presents A Taste of Life
‘Chocolat’ director Lasse Hallstrom combines themes of romance, food, and family for his feel-good film ‘The Hundred Foot Journey.’
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Feste’s Drama Rendered Insignificant With ‘Endless’ Romance Themes
In case moviegoers haven’t seen enough 20-somethings play high school students, 25-year-old Gabriella Wilde plays the lanky, extremely privileged Jade Butterfield (a name which somehow evokes both nursery rhymes and exotic dancing), continuously described as the social outcast of her high school who could always be found “with her nose in a book” (although no such books ever appear on screen).
