This thriller is just an internet version of "Would You Rather?", which was a superior movie in most ways. The ending really didn't work for me, but I enjoyed the cinematography and the music a lot. Good acting from Dave Franco and Emma Roberts as well. 3/5
Nerve on Netflix
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Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Nerve
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dave franco,
emma roberts,
exciting,
ftrq,
juliette lewis,
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suspenseful
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Hellion
There was some wonderful child acting in this film which featured slick writing & a great performance by Aaron Paul. 3.5/5
Hellion on Netflix
Hellion on Netflix
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aaron paul,
drama,
emotional,
ftrq,
josh wiggins,
juliette lewis,
netflix
Friday, June 13, 2014
August: Osage County
This is a powerhouse of acting, just amazing performances. Should have been nominated for best picture. 4.5/5
August: Osage County on Netflix
August: Osage County on Netflix
Friday, April 20, 2012
Metropia
This fascinating animated feature is just gorgeous but suffers a bit from an overly ambiguous plot. Intriguing. 3.5/5
Metropia on Netflix
Metropia on Netflix
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Sympathy for Delicious
This film is really intriguing with a plot that swings completely around half way & a great ending. 3.5/5
Sympathy for Delicious on Netflix
Sympathy for Delicious on Netflix
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cerebral,
christopher thorton,
drama,
ftrq,
indie,
juliette lewis,
laura linney,
mark ruffalo,
netflix,
orlando bloom
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
The Switch
I know, sue me, but I actually really liked this, especially Thomas Robinson as the son. Sweet & charming. 4/5
The Switch on Netflix
The Switch on Netflix
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comedy,
ftrq,
jason bateman,
jeff goldblum,
jennifer aniston,
juliette lewis,
netflix,
rom-com,
thomas robinson
Friday, March 25, 2011
Conviction
This is an utterly heartwarming story about a sister trying to exonerate her brother - moving & wonderfully acted. 4/5
Conviction on Netflix
Conviction on Netflix
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courtroom,
drama,
emotional,
ftrq,
hillary swank,
inspiring,
juliette lewis,
melissa leo,
minnie driver,
netflix,
sam rockwell
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