This was a very solid drama that felt both expansive and intimate at once, which is no easy feat. The acting was very solid, the plot well paced and well executed, and the direction was engaging. I was pulled into the story and remaining completely entrenched through the end. A solid movie, and not out of place in the Best Picture nominees I think. I was surprised to note the Coen brothers wrote this (at least in part) but Spielberg directed. I think that was a smart choice - this film could have been mishandled easily and, honestly, the Coen's would likely have done so. A fine film. 4/5
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Saturday, April 30, 2016
Bridge of Spies
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Saturday, May 11, 2013
Wanderlust
Just a terrible, awful, trite little comedy about bad people behaving badly - Apatow is losing his touch I think. 1.5/5
Wanderlust on Netflix
Wanderlust on Netflix
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Tower Heist
The cast is superb & the comic timing outstanding in this comedic heist film - I had a lot of fun watching this. 4/5
Tower Heist on Netflix
Tower Heist on Netflix
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