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20 FEET FROM STARDOM (Morgan Neville, 2013) 8/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Documentaries, Oscars 2014, The Best of 2014
Tagged documentaries, drama, entertainment, film, film review, movie review, Oscar winning films
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COLD IN JULY (Jim Mickle, 2014) 6/10
Posted in All Film Reviews
Tagged Cold in July, Don Johnson, drama, entertainment, film, film review, Jim Mickle, Michael C. Hall, movie review, Sam Shephard, thriller
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WE ARE THE BEST! (Lukas Moodysson, 2013) 8/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, The Best of 2014, World Cinema
Tagged comedy, drama, entertainment, film, film review, foreign films, Lukas Moodysson, Mira Grosin, movie review, world cinema
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GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY (James Gunn, 2014) 7/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Blockbusters
Tagged action films, Benicio Del Toro, bradley cooper, Chris Pratt, comedy, Dave Bautista, drama, entertainment, film, film review, Glenn Close, Guardians of the Galaxy, hollywood, James Gunn, John C. Rielly, Karen Gillen, Lee Pace, marvel, Michael Rooker, movie review, Nicole Perlman, Peter Quill, Ronan the Accuser, vin diesel, Zoe Saldana
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THE LUNCHBOX (Ritesh Batra, 2013) 7/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, World Cinema
Tagged comedy, dabbawalas, drama, entertainment, film, film review, foreign films, Irrfan Khan, movie review, Mumbai, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Nimrat Kaur, Ritesh Batra, The Lunchbox, world cinema
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