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“Barbie has a great day every day, but Ken only has a great day if Barbie looks at him.”
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Velvet Buzzsaw
Read more: Velvet BuzzsawWhen not engaged in auto-fellatio, one can imagine highbrow, hoity-toity circles—art, fashion, and I shudder to think cinema is a third possibility—to instead partake in a close alternative; self-fucking. Sure, many a casting couch allegation attests to the coercive Weinstein Way, but I speak of complementary players being in bed with one another for the…
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Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made
Read more: Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made1 hr 35 minutes, R for extreme violence, torture, mutilation How deadly is it? Well, so far, I feel OK, but the editors of Ruthless will let you know if I died, so, clock’s ticking. I suppose I’m the ideal guinea pig for watching a cursed film that kills everyone who watches it- I’ve…
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Postal (2007)
Read more: Postal (2007)Yes, I’m doing it. At the insistence of my good ex-friend (A Trumper, so fuck him) Ted Barrus, I am reviewing an Uwe Boll movie. Uwe Boll is a legend for making tasteless movies that are virtually unwatchable. The movie Postal is his finest achievement. The only other movie that I’ve watched that comes close…
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Christmas In July -or- It’s Not Even July Yet
In category (ies) : Christmas Movie Reviews, Featured Posts, Features, Movies, Reviews, Top 10 & ListsRead more: Christmas In July -or- It’s Not Even July YetThe Christmas Season is again over as a New Year approaches. Yet again, the imaginary and paranoid “War On Christmas” has failed to materialize, just like the last prediction of the Rapture.
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Suspicion (1941)
Read more: Suspicion (1941)“Gaslighting” is the use of psychological manipulation to make a person doubt their own sanity, and even to lose it. The term derives from the 1938 British play Gas Light and its 1940 and 1944 film adaptations from Britain and Hollywood, respectively. It is somewhat surprising Alfred Hitchcock was not at the helm of the…
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Best Movies That Can Inspire Kids To Be More Active
Read more: Best Movies That Can Inspire Kids To Be More ActiveKids are naturally fast learners, and they quickly grab information, especially when they are between the age of one to four. Training your kids has moved on from pointing out pictures to them on hardcopy books — you can now do more, thanks to the TV. Unlike in the past, when televisions were a symbol…
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Dreamers: John Huston’s The Treasure of the Sierra Madre & The Misfits
Read more: Dreamers: John Huston’s The Treasure of the Sierra Madre & The MisfitsSpeaking of cowboys, Isabelle Steers (Thelma Ritter) says to aging cowboy Gay Langland (Clark Gable), “I love every miserable one of you, though you’re all good for nothing, as you well know,” to which he replies, “That may be, but it’s better than wages.” That motto (“it’s better than wages”) is referred to several times…
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Inherent Vice
Read more: Inherent ViceThe following review of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Inherent Vice will be much like the movie; A dizzying melange of scrambled thoughts and points that wrap up quite nicely depending on whom you ask. Has there ever been such a poorly marketed movie? I’m not talking about trailers making movies look fantastic when they end up…
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Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Read more: Star Trek V: The Final FrontierWhere no one should ever go again. As I noted in my review of Picard, my son has become quite the Star Trek fan. He has most of the actors’ names memorized by role and is borderline obsessed with the Klingons. “Dad, are there Klingons in this one?” “Dad, are there Klingons in this one?”…
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The Truth Of The Matter
Read more: The Truth Of The MatterKeeper of the Flame (1942) Directed by George Cukor. With Spencer Tracy and Kathrine Hepburn. 36 Hours (1965) Directed by George Seaton. With James Gardner, Eva Marie Saint, and Rod Taylor The “truth of the matter” can be an elusive concept. What is real? This is the persistent theme in the works of Philip K.…
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Missing in Action 2: The Beginning
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Braddock: Missing in Action III
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Murphy’s Law
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Rambo III
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Sharky’s Machine
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They Live
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Toy Soldiers
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Under Siege
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Cheaper by the Dozen 2
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Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (1973)
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Hard Candy
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United 93
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Rolling Vengeance
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Rock Star
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Rocky V
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Rocky III
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Robocop
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Road To Perdition
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Rize
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Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
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Rent
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Red Dawn
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The Real Cancun
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Raise Your Voice
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Point Blank
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Louisiana Story (1947)
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Lone Wolf McQuade
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Lock Up
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Little Dieter Needs To Fly
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Little Big Man