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Is This It?
posted on Friday, October 30, 2009 in Movie Reviews
The thought that was stuck in my head while watching Michael Jackson’s This is It was that most of this footage was never meant to be seen. All the rehearsal footage that was shot was meant to go to Michael Jackson’s private library to be locked away and enjoyed in private by this famously private man and his family. That’s the kind of thought that can make for queasy watching. Though the performances are still pretty decent, and the editing is sharp and clever, one has to take a step back and look at the larger picture. Is this it? Is this really what we want? Couldn’t we have left well enough alone?
'Ninja Assassin' Exacts Revenge Soon
posted on Friday, October 30, 2009 in Movies
Warner Bros. brings action fans the blood-soaked thriller “Ninja Assassin,” directed by James McTeigue (“V for Vendetta”) and produced by Joel Silver, Larry Wachowski and Andy Wachowski (“The Matrix” trilogy).
Behind Closed Doors
posted on Thursday, October 29, 2009 in Movie Reviews
The title “Ang Beerhouse” will probably deter many a filmgoer from seeing this film, those two words already evoking the image of a certain kind of film only seen by a certain kind of audience. But don’t be so hasty to dismiss this film as exploitative detritus. There’s a lot more thought going on behind this title, a true cleverness that’s rarely seen among the independent films of today. It will be easy to notice the flaws of Ang Beerhouse, but it’s just as easy to fall in love with its strengths.








