This is a lovely and powerful film about stolen art restitution - wonderful performances by Mirren & Reynolds. 4/5
Woman in Gold on Netflix
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
Woman in Gold
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ryan reynolds,
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Sunday, August 9, 2015
Days and Nights
I think had I not seen a spectacular version of "The Seagull" just last summer I might have felt a bit lost in this. I knew the story and I thought the adaptation was brilliantly handled. The acting was stellar throughout and I thought the carefully slow pacing was just right. My only problem was with the ending, as the filmmaker did not make clear to whom the final scenes occur. Since I know the story I have a good guess, but without more clarity there I feel the film lost a star. 4/5
Days and Nights on Netflix
Days and Nights on Netflix
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william hurt
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
The Giver
This is one in a line of similarly themed movies of late, but this might be the best version of this story I've seen. 4/5
The Giver on Netflix
The Giver on Netflix
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meryl streep,
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Saturday, December 7, 2013
The Romantics
By all rights I should have hated this but I surprisingly didn't - I found it a fascinating character study. BTW, this would be a perfect double-feature with Baumbach's "Margot at the Wedding" - both are quite good. 4/5
The Romantics on Netflix
The Romantics on Netflix
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josh duhamel,
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malin ackerman,
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romantic,
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
The Son of No One
Dito Montiel tries to recapture the rich flavor of his 1st film & only partially succeeds. Just... meh. 3/5
The Son of No One on Netflix
The Son of No One on Netflix
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juliette binoche,
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thriller,
tracy morgan
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