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The Violin as a Weapon

by ecrivan wordwizard, Feb 16, 2008

A review of the Spanish film Violin by Vargas.

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Blood, Sex, Magic: Hollywood's Potion for Success

by Amy McLennan, Feb 5, 2008

The Hollywood flick "The Illusionist" makes you want to explore man's strange, paradoxical relationship with the supernatural throughout history.

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Memento: Inescapable Void

by Misplaced Misfit, Feb 4, 2008

Memento takes film narrative and twists it into something a bit more interesting. The story begins at the end, ends at the beginning, and threads the prologue, as well as occasional flashbacks to Leonard's wife's murder, throughout the movie.

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Top 10 Must-see Dramas

by thaRice, Feb 3, 2008

A huge list of the 10 best Korean/Chinese/Japanese dramas I've seen. Have tissues handy.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: The Importance of the Beginning

by Robert Hoehn, Jan 30, 2008

A look at the importance of the first few minutes in the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

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An Orphanage, Past and Present

by ecrivan wordwizard, Jan 26, 2008

A short review of the Spanish film with Geraldine Chaplin.

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The Terminal

by Bradthechamp, Jan 26, 2008

The Terminal is a 128 minute comedy which revolves a man named Viktor Navorski, who arrives in JFK Airport, to find that his country, Krakozhia, is at war and his visa is no longer valid. Viktor cannot leave the terminal to go back to his own wounded country, nor can he set foot in the U.S.A.

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