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Friday, April 1, 2016

Insomnia

I saw the American remake of this Norwegian thriller years ago, but even after all this time I remember the remake being tighter and more cohesive than the original. Certainly the characters in the remake were more fleshed out, and I even liked Pacino & Williams better than their Swedish counterparts. Just average for me. 3/5

Insomnia on Netflix

Sunday, August 17, 2014

Frankie & Alice

Halle Berry is wonderful but the script a bit strained & barren in this drama about multiple personalities. For the record, the modernization of terms and understanding of the disorder really threw me out of the picture. Sloppy. 3/5

Frankie & Alice on Netflix

Saturday, August 16, 2014

The Railway Man

Firth is wonderful in this disquieting drama about the power of forgiveness. I cried at the end - moving. 3.5/5

The Railway Man on Netflix

Friday, October 11, 2013

King of Devil's Island

This Norwegian film based on true events was inspiring to me & quite well acted by all. Gritty & real. 4/5

King of Devil's Island 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

Monday, April 16, 2012

Melancholia

Von Trier redeems himself with this beautiful, hypnotic vision that dreamily captures the human condition. The comparisons to "Tree of Life" are endless - I found this vastly superior in every context 3.5/5

Melancholia on Netflix

Saturday, March 24, 2012

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

What a pale & hollow version of those glorious Swedish thrillers! Doesn't hold a candle. Honestly, after just seeing the originals I wanted to give that a 2.5, but I'm trying to be generous. Mara was NOT good. 3/5

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo on Netflix

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Thor

This may be pretty to look at but WOW is it weak in plot & acting. Iron Man is most certainly is not. Disappointing. 2/5

Thor on Netflix