Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B- Review: This somewhat simplistic cross between The Lord of the Rings and Pathfinder, seems at odds with the typical foreign lingo poster. It looks every bit the epic that could entice non-foreign fans. Trailer
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: D+ Review: Thoroughly unimaginative, this poster is hardly anything to look at. A two-year-old fingerpainter (paints every medium with every type of “paint”) could have probably come up with this poster’s concept. Trailer Rating: C-
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Married people slept in separate beds and only the wicked had sex outside of marriage in old Hollywood, right? Wrong! There was plenty sex both inside and outside of marriage on screen before the Production Code came into full force in mid-1934, and good and bad people getting away with murder as well. Having hit
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B+ Review: This poster establishes a traditional blend of cast head shots arrayed in a dominance arrangement featuring varying sizes of mugs. However, the overall layout and color scheme make this one of the year’s
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: C Review: Overly simplified and inexpressive, this poster is hardly engaging and doesn’t encourage anyone to check out the film. Matter of fact, the festival banner at the top may just turn the average viewer
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B Review: It fits nearly perfectly with the film’s visual style, but it is relatively inexpressive. Visual style must be accompanied by substance and, although I’ve seen the trailer, I don’t see much of the
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: C Review: (no review ever written) Trailer Rating: C+ Review: I can’t make heads or tails of this story. It seems like it’s trying for an indie-art niche that is overly populated while attempting to
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: C Review: This poster is a bit disconcerting, but then again, so was the man depicted. While it’s important to make the film about Mark David Chapman, making his mug the only prominent part of
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B Review: More impressive than the trailer itself, this poster is evocative, symbolic and pleasing to the eye. Placing a subdued Ed Norton in front of a beefed up version of himself as the Hulk
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B Review: Simple and colorful, this poster is visually pleasing without being overbearing. It may not encourage patrons to visit the film, but it’s at least not distracting or offensive. Trailer Rating: B+ Review: There’s
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B- Review: The blue/purple flare in the poster is befitting the title, but the visual dazzle is only minimally successful. Featuring only the female members of the cast might encourage the male demographic to the
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Lots of people seem to have trouble with the ending of No Country for Old Men, this year’s Oscar winner for Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay and Supporting Actor. I don’t get what they don’t get. The dreams that Tommy Lee Jones reveals to his wife, Tess Harper, at the end of the film may
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences doesn’t bestow many career achievement awards. When they do, they’re usually reserved for legendary stars like Fred Astaire, Cary Grant, Barbara Stanwyck, Myrna Loy, Deborah Kerr and Peter O’Toole or directors like Howard Hawks, King Vidor, Blake Edwards and Sidney Lumet who might otherwise not have an
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: B+ Review: Unlike the trailer, the poster is definitely inspired. The air-punching fist of a zombie compares itself nicely with a trailer that starts off at a war protest. It’s the kind of image we
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Trailers (Due to age, may no longer be available) Posters (Due to age, may no longer be available) Poster Rating: C+ Review: This poster is quite a bit cluttered. While it’s important to set the film in Paris, the window view is hardly an eye-catching vantage point. The titular balloon is too aggresively placed and,
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