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Reviews

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  Dressed to Kill 1980

  

  Mark Wanner ★★★★★

  The single most progressive movie ever made. In terms of gender politics, gender identity, race, pretty much ever social arena you can think of - absolutely flawless! And you can’t…

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  Sisters 1972

  

  Mark Wanner ★★★★½

  Part of me considers this my favorite De Palma film despite the fact that I can’t give it a full 5 because I do get a tiny bit bored during…

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  The Heat 2013

  

  JJ ★★½

  The worst thing to happen to women is that Paul Feig became the only person allowed to direct their comedies. Good chemistry with Bullock and McCarthy and a couple good…

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  The Big Chill 1983

  

  pribsflicks ★★★★½

  A lot of people on this site and elsewhere have their knives out for this movie. It's dated, or phony, or inherently othering, or demoralizing, or something. It's a celebration…

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  Ocean's Twelve 2004

  

  travis k ★★★★ 1

  Most unrealistic part of this splendidly absurd movie is the implication that enough people have seen Miller’s Crossing to make it an efficient conversational reference point

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  Winter Light 1963

  

  Deryk Rumbold ★★★★★ 1

  The year is 2003, the animated comedy satire show, South Park taps into a joke that potentially might be the lit match to set an entire music genre on fire.…

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  Beetlejuice 1988

  

  Matt Singer ★★★½ 1

  You know it never occurred to me before that the year prior to Batman, Tim Burton and Michael Keaton made a movie where he basically played the Joker role.

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  The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 1974

  

  STinG ★★★★★

  Remains the most grueling experience one can make out of seemingly nothing but oppressively dirty set designs and a perverse sense of implication within one hellish patch of Earth that…