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Conviction Movie Review
In a case of truth stranger than fiction filmmaking, Tony Goldwyn's Conviction might seem ridiculously farfetched. That is, if it weren't all true.
Hereafter Movie Review: Clint Sees Dead People
Possibly into his own self-styled extreme makeover in movies, octogenarian Clint 'Make My Day' Eastwood as director appears to be shedding his tough guy persona, as he segues into aspirations in art over action.
Red Movie Review: Bruce Willis Into Rowdy Espionage
Bruce Willis is Frank Moses in Red, a retired black-ops CIA agent with only a withered avocado on a toothpick sprouting some leaves on his kitchen table for company.
As Good As Dead: Neo-Nazis and Landlords From Hell
While one naturally anticipates expecting the unexpected in political noir thrillers like As Good As Dead, nearly as surprising is the background which filmmaker Jonathan Mossek brings to this story.
Stone Movie Review
A murky Bible belt noir in which typically nobody is what they seem, even when inadvertently, Stone mixes evangelism, midlife crisis lust, and serious parole violations by, well, somebody on the parole board.
