Rorschach Reviews
Like most art forms, a Rorschach personality test shows us something abstract and allows us to determine our own interpretation of what it is and what it means to us. This blog is my attempt to explain what I see when I look at these metaphorical movie ink blots, and I hope that along the way I can learn what you see from time to time as well.
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Under the Radar: Haywire Review
I’ve always tried to be a glass-half-full kind of guy. That’s why when I found out that the ticket office for my flight to Bilbao from London didn’t open for another four hours, I looked at it not as an error in … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron, antonio banderes, bill paxton, directing, Drive, ensemble casts, ewan macgreggor, haywire, haywire movie, haywire review, kenneth, mallory, mallory kane, mallory's dad, mallory's partner, MI-6, michael douglas, michael fassbender, soderbergh, violence, violence in drive
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Ghost of Movies Past: Natural Born Killers
This week I’m introducing a new segment called Ghosts of Movies Past, in which I will review a past film from a director or actor featured in a newly released film. On the heels of the release of Savages, this … Continue reading
Savages Review
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? Savages happens, that’s what. In his latest film, Oliver Stone once again tackles the issues of violence and morality as two American drug tycoons face off against a mexican drug cartel … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron johnson, benicio del toro, blake lively, cartel, drug, jon travolta, marijuana, movie reviews, movies, oliver stone, ophelia, pot, salma hayek, Savages, taylor kitsch, violence
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