Jimmy B @filmguy12
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All (658) Reviews from @filmguy12
The Descendants-9.5/10-Simultaneously moving and heartbreaking look at the beauty and fragility of life. Superb film.
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on 5th February 2012
Midnight in Paris-7.5/10-The name-dropping gets a little excessive, but the ensemble is terrific.
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on 3rd February 2012
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on 19th January 2012
Rio-5/10-It looks nice and it's harmless enough for kids, but it doesn't have much else to offer.
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on 18th January 2012
The Tree of Life-8.5/10-Overlong and extremely confusing at times, but the story, visuals, and ensemble cast deliver.
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on 18th January 2012
The Artist-8.5/10-Oscar contender is not terribly original, but its devotion to the silent film era is remarkable.
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on 18th January 2012
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on 18th January 2012
Win Win-8/10-Thomas McCarthy's latest is familiar, but engaging thanks to some great performances.
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on 18th January 2012
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on 18th January 2012
Duck Soup-9/10-Plot's merely an excuse for gags, but the gags are superb.
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on 1st January 2012
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on 1st January 2012
Scary Movie-4/10-A few inspired gags here and there, but most of the humor is rather stale.
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on 30th December 2011
Muppet Treasure Island-6/10-Somewhat underwhelming considering its lofty ambitions, but it's hard to dislike the Muppets.
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on 29th December 2011
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on 29th December 2011
Dylan Dog: Dead of Night-3/10-A dull mess, despite some clever ideas.
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on 27th December 2011
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on 25th December 2011
Mars Needs Moms-3.5/10-The cast is game, but the film is more concerned about being flashy than developing a good story.
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on 25th December 2011
Take Me Home Tonight-6.5/10-There's not much logic or originality present, but it's admittedly fun while it lasts.
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on 24th December 2011
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on 24th December 2011
Just Go With It-3.5/10-Unfunny, contrived, and predictable, despite a surprising amount of chemistry between the leads.
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on 23rd December 2011
Gnomeo and Juliet-5.5/10-Kid-friendly Shakespeare adaptation is charming, pleasant, and rather forgettable.
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on 22nd December 2011
Sanctum-4/10-Gorgeous visuals and an impressive score can't mask a tired story and bland characters.
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on 22nd December 2011
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on 21st December 2011
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on 19th December 2011
Hugo-8.5/10-Takes a while to get going, but the visuals are gorgeous and Scorsese's latest is clearly a labor of love.
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on 4th December 2011
The Muppets-8.5/10-Despite some rather useless celebrity cameos, the Muppets are as charming and hilarious as ever.
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on 26th November 2011
Season of the Witch-4/10-Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman are admittedly fun to watch, but the movie is silly and unoriginal.
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on 25th November 2011
Monty Python and the Holy Grail-8.5/10-Drags in certain spots, but there are still plenty of laughs to be found.
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on 25th November 2011
Crazy Stupid Love-7/10-Overstuffed and contrived, Crazy Stupid Love nonetheless features some great acting.
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on 24th November 2011
Jackie Brown-7.5/10-The story is nothing special, but Tarantino's script and the ensemble make it worth sitting through.
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on 14th November 2011
A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas-7/10-Like the other installments, it's not terribly memorable, but it's a lot of fun.
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on 13th November 2011
Puss in Boots-7/10-The story is nothing special, but it's still an entertaining effort from Dreamworks. Great animation.
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on 5th November 2011
Tower Heist-7/10-Neither groundbreaking nor plausible, Tower Heist is simply two hours of fun. Eddie Murphy is hilarious.
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on 5th November 2011
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on 30th October 2011
Rhinoceros-5/10-Great performances from Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder, but Ionesco's play doesn't translate well to screen.
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on 30th October 2011
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on 29th October 2011
50/50-9/10-Cancer dramedy is a terrific blend of laughs and tears.
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on 16th October 2011
Way Down East-9/10-Despite an overabundance of comic relief, this D.W. Griffith drama is still a silent classic.
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on 15th October 2011
Moneyball-8.5/10-Baseball drama a bit long, but full of terrific performances and gorgeous cinematography.
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on 25th September 2011
Drive-10/10-Takes a familiar storyline (the One Last Job scenario) and flips it on its head in terrific fashion.
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on 18th September 2011
Shakespeare in Love-7.5/10-More style than substance, but the cast is uniformly excellent.
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on 14th September 2011
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on 12th September 2011
Contagion-7.5/10-Familiar at times, but also disturbingly and refreshingly realistic.
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on 11th September 2011
Cedar Rapids-8/10-Even though certain cast members are underutilized, Cedar Rapids is still a fun ride.
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on 9th September 2011
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay-6.5/10-Not as much fun as the 1st, but it's funny. Rob Corddry steals the show.
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on 7th September 2011
Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle-7/10-Self-aware stoner comedy is simultaneously goofy and endearing.
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on 6th September 2011
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest-5.5/10-Sadly, there's not much in the way of suspense, despite good performances.
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on 6th September 2011
The Great Muppet Caper-6.5/10-There are enough laughs to compensate for a weak plot.
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on 5th September 2011
Piranha (2010)-6.5/10- Underwater gore-fest treads familiar waters, but it's fun while it lasts.
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on 4th September 2011
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on 3rd September 2011
Men in Black-7/10-Fun while it lasts, even if it's not that memorable.
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on 27th August 2011
The Bourne Identity-7/10-The story isn't as complex as it should be, but Matt Damon is great and the action is terrific.
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on 25th August 2011
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on 24th August 2011
Fright Night (2011)-7.5/10-Effectively creepy (and funny), despite some disappointing CGI and the occasional cliche.
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on 23rd August 2011
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Country Strong-5/10-The cast and songs are quite good, but they're let down by a mediocre script and a tired premise.
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on 14th August 2011
The Girl Who Played With Fire-7/10-Not nearly as compelling as Dragon Tattoo, but the performances are excellent.
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on 13th August 2011
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on 9th August 2011
Captain America: The First Avenger-7/10-It's too long and the structure is uneven, but it's still a lot of fun.
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on 7th August 2011
Get Low-8.5/10-A little messy in certain spots, but the performances are terrific (Robert Duvall especially).
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on 25th July 2011
Rachel Getting Married-8.5/10-Not much here is original, but the film has a terrific atmosphere and an excellent cast.
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on 25th July 2011
All Quiet on the Western Front-9/10-The acting is a little stiff at times, but this powerful WWI drama still holds up.
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on 25th July 2011
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Leaving Las Vegas-9/10-Grim, powerful drama with the performance of a career from Nicolas Cage.
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on 10th July 2011
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Caddyshack-8/10-The plot is virtually nonexistent, but the laughs are nonstop.
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on 7th July 2011
Billy Elliot-8.5/10-Minor flaws here and there can't hurt this otherwise terrific drama.
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on 6th July 2011
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Please Give-8/10-Indie comedy is familiar, but engaging. Terrific performances from the entire cast.
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on 27th May 2011
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Source Code-8.5/10-Smart, engaging sci-fi thriller with a terrific performance from Jake Gyllenhaal.
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on 30th April 2011
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The Last Picture Show-9.5/10-Incredible, thought-provoking drama still packs a punch 40 years later.
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Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole-5.5/10-Beautifully animated, but lacking in coherence.
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