I did not expect this movie to be this good. I'm pretty stunned right now with how this movie just got better and better with every passing moment. I have to agree with a lot of the reviewers on Netflix - it's impossible to discuss the plot without giving key things away. All I can say is that Melissa George, who I *LOVED* on "In Treatment" on HBO, was just fantastic in this. Give this film time to start to unfold. Trust me, it's worth it. 4/5
Triangle on Netflix
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Triangle
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liam hemsworh,
melissa george,
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psych thriller,
suspenseful,
thriller,
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Tuesday, January 3, 2017
The Dressmaker
I guess I'm just not sure what film this wanted to be. It was, all at once, magical realism, western, black comedy, romantic drama, and absurdist. It's possible to successfully blur so many genres, but I don't feel this film pulled it off well. The acting was good for the most part, but, at times, the characters veered into such absurdity that I was quite confused as to their story arcs. The direction was sublime, and I was highly entertained for the most part, but I just couldn't settle into this film - it was too uneven for me. 3.5/5
The Dressmaker on Netflix
The Dressmaker on Netflix
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ftrq,
judy davis,
kate winslet,
liam hemsworh,
netflix,
quirky,
romantic,
sarah snook
Monday, December 12, 2016
The Duel
I feel like this tense drama missed the mark a bit. There was no real roundness to the characters - they all felt like roughly drawn caricatures to me. This was most true of Harrelson's character, which was a shame because so much could have been done, especially given the quality of actor Harrelson is. I knew where this film was going from the beginning, and it would have been nice to have a turn or two in the plot. It was beautifully directed and well acted, but lacked the depth to be a truly great film. 3/5
The Duel on Netflix
The Duel on Netflix
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ftrq,
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liam hemsworh,
netflix,
thriller,
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western,
woody harrelson
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Independence Day: Resurgence
I don't know about the rest of the world, but I liked this. It had a more cohesive plot than the original (not hard to do) and the acting was very solid. The effects were really outstanding, and the flow of the film was solid and strong. It's a better film than the first one, and it had enough nostalgia factors that I really liked it. A strong showing, and it certainly opened the way for a third film in the future. 4/5
Independence Day: Resurgence on Netflix
Independence Day: Resurgence on Netflix
Saturday, August 8, 2015
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1
This is a dark film, far darker than I expected with solid acting throughout. Well done. 4/5
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 on Netflix
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 on Netflix
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action/adventure,
dark,
donald sutherland,
elizabeth banks,
exciting,
ftrq,
jennifer lawrence,
liam hemsworh,
netflix,
philip seymour hoffman,
science fiction,
suspenseful,
woody harrelson
Saturday, June 6, 2015
Cut Bank
This twisty thriller has many great plot devices & really solid writing with outstanding acting for the cast. 4/5
Cut Bank on Netflix
Cut Bank on Netflix
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bruce dern,
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ftrq,
john malkovich,
liam hemsworh,
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oliver platt,
teresa palmer,
thriller
Monday, February 17, 2014
Paranoia
This slick thriller is lovingly lensed and featured master classes in acting from Oldman & Ford - quite well done. 4/5
Paranoia on Netflix
Paranoia on Netflix
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amber heard,
dark,
drama,
embeth davidtz,
ftrq,
gary oldman,
harrison ford,
liam hemsworh,
netflix,
richard dreyfuss,
suspenseful,
thriller
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