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Watch The Girl Movie In Theather Struggling with the loss of her child to Social Services, a single mother is trapped in the quicksand of her south Texas life. When her path collides with a young girl from Mexico, she begins a journey that will change her life - discovering that she is the architect of her own fate and learning what it is that truly defines home. (c) Official Site PG-13 Release Date The Girl Mar 8, 2013 Limited
Actors For The Girl
Abbie Cornish,Maritza Santiago Hernande...,Will Patton,Giovanna Zacarías,Luci Christian,Raul Castillo,Austin Wayne West,Annalee Jefferies,Geoffrey Rivas
Genres The Girl : Drama
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Review For The Girl
The Girl enlightens with an unusual insight into the courage, durability and struggle of the Mexican people while taking the viewer on a guided tour of a piece of the country tourists never see. Rex Reed-New York Observer In all aspects, The Girl can't help it-this is headline-torn cinema du tearjerking at its most generic. David Fear-Time Out New York Hernandez is soulful and affecting ... and Cornish embodies Ashley's self-centered character with nuance and subtlety. Chris Packham-Village Voice "The Girl" wants to be eat-your-vegetables cinema, but vegetables are good for you. This misery fest is more like an eat-your-bark movie. Kyle Smith-New York Post There are moving moments as Cornish channels the slow self-enlightenment necessary for Ashley's character arc. And the actress is particularly good in the scenes with the promising young Hernandez. Betsy Sharkey-Los Angeles Times What at first came across as a tale of dawning conscience increasingly starts to feel rigged. Manohla Dargis-New York Times A sentimental shift in the last reel of the film seems artificially designed to wrap up the story and demonstrate that a life lesson has been learned. It's when it's at its most contemplative that The Girl is at its best. Marjorie Baumgarten-Austin Chronicle [Cornish] plays Ashley with a mix of guilt and determination. And the precocious Hernandez brings an equally stubborn quality to Rosa. Charles Ealy-Austin American-Statesman There's a heartfelt tenderness for this troubled character on Riker & Cornish's part but it comes at the expense of realism or any serious answers to the questions raised by the film. Brian Tallerico-HollywoodChicago.com The Girl is still more "good for you" than "good," but at least it supplements its feature-length lecture with a pair of good performances and a decent payoff. Ethan Alter-Television Without Pity It's a spare film, but deeply felt and convincing, while bringing Cornish into a whole new light as an actress. Brian Orndorf-Blu-ray.com It's unfortunate that Riker's strong central character and evocative location work get undermined, at every turn, by a plot that not only springs zero surprises, but reduces the terror and loss of Cornish's charges to mere life lessons for her. Scott Tobias-AV Club Too limited in scope and too predictable to transcend its social-issue movie-of-the-week roots as a tearjerker designed to play on feelings of particularly maternal independent film fans. Brent Simon-Shockya.com It's a tribute to Riker's skill as a writer and director that, even when Ashley is behaving in ways that should make her totally unlikeable, you don't completely write her off. Sarah Boslaugh-PopMatters Unsatisfying psychological study of a neglectful mother, failing in its quest for spiritual redemption. Susan Granger-SSG Syndicate The Girl splashes Abbie Cornish's fantastic acting, but the film is dead in the water. Chase Whale-Twitch

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Watch Language of a Broken Heart Movie In Theather A neurotic best-selling author on love, with the heightened emotional capacity of a woman, can write so eloquently about the subject, but can't keep girls from leaving him. After he comes back to his apartment in New York City to find his fiancé with another man, he returns to his hometown and the only woman he ever left, his mother. There, he renews his relationships with the people that matter the most, his family and friends. By a simple twist of fate he meets a free-spirited bookseller who challenges him to let people appreciate him for who he is. (c) Official Site Release Date Language of a Broken Heart Mar 8, 2013 Limited
Actors For Language of a Broken Heart
Juddy Talt,Kate French,Julie White,Ethan Cohn,Lara Pulver,Luke Coffee,Kelley Johnson,Jonah Hall,Oscar Nunez,Lydia Mackay,Steve Anderson (V),Nikki Donley,Michael Aills,Matthew Posey,Ethan Cohen
Genres Language of a Broken Heart : Drama,Romance,Comedy
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Just don't expect to fall hard for it. Glenn Whipp-Los Angeles Times Part of the limp-rag ambience is due to Talt, who seems to be channeling Sarah Jessica Parker - which, unsurprisingly, does not work. Farran Smith Nehme-New York Post It's an inoffensive, undercooked film without much to say, but there are flashes of potential. Neil Genzlinger-New York Times Nothing terribly special here, but perfectly played and a spiritual cousin to such early '90s indies as "Naked in New York" and "Ed's Next Move." Joe Neumaier-New York Daily News Today's romantic comedies may be the most dire product being rolled off American filmmaking assembly lines. Ernest Hardy-Village Voice Exactly the movie that one expects it to be -- a frustrating quality for some, but smooth medicine for those who trust and like writer-actors' puppy dog tales that unfold loosely in the vein of Ed Burns. Brent Simon-Shockya.com Take (500) Days of Summer and Garden State, strip away their charms and you end up with Language of a Broken Heart, a handsomely shot but tired pile-up of indie rom-com clichés. Cary Darling-Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com Language of a Broken Heart might have made a passable Hallmark or Lifetime TV movie, cushioned by the TV-movie context. But as a theatrical prospect, it's a fail. Kimberley Jones-Austin Chronicle Don't expect to fall head-over-heels for this tale of a nice guy finishing last, but you'll appreciate its quirks, insight and humor. Lindsey Cherner-Austin American-Statesman An entertaining enough Prodigal Son drama about a just-dumped love guru who finds the girl of his dreams when he returns home from the big city to lick his wounds. Kam Williams-Sly Fox The rom-com genre keeps scraping bottom, and this particular annoyance is about as low as you can get. David Noh-Film Journal International Lacks complexity, realism, wit and sophistication. Julie White radiates panache, though. Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru A feigned attempt at a stereotypically quirky indie film that has virtually nothing in the way of formal sophistication or narrative ambition. Drew Hunt-Slant Magazine

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Watch I, Me Aur Main Movie In Theather I Me Aur Main is an upcoming Hindi film starring John Abraham who plays the role of Ishaan - a charismatic, good-looking music producer from Mumbai. He lives a sheltered existence, is the centre of his life, the apple of his mother's (Zarina Wahib) eye, always protected by his elder sister Shivani (Mini Mathur) and stays at his girlfriend Anushka's (Chitrangda Singh's) house. He takes them all for granted! One day his life falls apart like a house of cards. At this point, his new neighbour Gauri (Prachi Desai) comes into his life and from her he learns the importance of relationships. He starts taking initiatives towards mending and maintaining his past relationships. Ishaan begins to truly fall in love with Gauri. There comes a point when he has to make a choice between his love that made him a better person or being a better person by taking responsibility of the actions he has done in the past. (c) Reliance Release Date I, Me Aur Main Mar 1, 2013 Limited
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John Abraham,Chitrandga Singh,Prachi Desai,Zarina Wahab,Mini Mathur,Raima Sen,Chitrangda Singh
Genres I, Me Aur Main : Comedy,Romance
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A workaday Bollywood romance ... Rachel Saltz-New York Times It's all slight stuff with a typically oversold Bollywood score, but there are pleasures here and there ... Robert Abele-Los Angeles Times Sharma and screenwriter Devika Bhagat refuse to lay the blame for the lead character's flaws at his own feet, thereby undermining the arc that allows for his redemption (however meagre it may be). Simon Foster-sbs.com.au

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Watch Strange Days Movie In Theather Set in Los Angeles two days before the end of 1999, Strange Days introduces us to Lenny Nero (Ralph Fiennes), an ex-cop turned sleazy hustler who hawks the newest underground thrill on the black market: a "squid," a headpiece that allows one to transmit digital recordings of other people's thoughts, feelings, and memories into their brain; as Lenny describes it, "this is real life, pure and uncut, straight from the cerebral cortex." Lenny deals "clips" (the software) as well as "squids" (the hardware) for this new and illegal entertainment system, and while sex and violence are the most popular themes, Lenny refuses to deal in "blackjack" -- slang for snuff clips. Lenny is nursing a broken heart after his girlfriend, punk singer Faith Justin (Juliette Lewis), left him, and he spends a lot of time with clips he recorded when they were together. Faith is now involved with Philo Grant (Michael Wincott), a music business tycoon who once managed Jeriko One (Glenn Plummer), a hip-hop musician and political activist whose murder has sent L.A. into a state of chaos. When a clip emerges that shows that Jeriko was killed by L.A. police officers, Lenny finds his life in danger, and he tries to escape possible death on both sides of the law with the help of his friend Mace Mason (Angela Bassett). Strange Days was written by James Cameron in collaboration with former film critic Jay Cocks; Kathryn Bigelow directed. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Release Date Strange Days Oct 13, 1995 Wide
Actors For Strange Days
Ralph Fiennes,Angela Bassett,Juliette Lewis,Tom Sizemore,Michael Wincott,Vincent D'Onofrio,Stefan Arngrim,Brigitte Bako,David Carrera,Art Chudabala,Chris Douridas,Richard Edson,William Fichtner,John Francis,Todd Graff,Ted Haler,Kelly Hu,Nicky Katt,Maurice Marshall,Royce Minor
Genres Strange Days : Drama,Mystery & Suspense,Science Fiction & Fantasy
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All Critics Count For Strange Days : 41
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Review For Strange Days
Director Kathryn Bigelow comes closer than any other filmmaker to turning movies into a virtual reality trip. Jack Kroll-Newsweek Once the premise has lost its promise, and Fiennes's brave attempts at characterization are sacrificed to pseudo-dazzle, everything appears awfully humdrum and, yes, distinctly dated. Rick Groen-Globe and Mail Undeniably thrilling and troubling. Peter Travers-Rolling Stone Though the creators of Strange Days may well be interested in its dramatic and thematic elements, they do not have the same touch for these moments as they do for camera pyrotechnics. Kenneth Turan-Los Angeles Times It's a wildly messed-up, unwieldy, 145-minute movie designed specifically for those audiences who the filmmakers believe haven't been brutalized or quite desensitized enough. Joe Baltake-Sacramento Bee It's big, explosive entertainment and, although not directed by Cameron, is very much in the vein we've come to expect from him. James Berardinelli-ReelViews [VIDEO ESSAY] "Strange Days" owes a debt to Michael Powell's "Peeping Tom," the film that ruined his storied career. Cole Smithey-ColeSmithey.com Not surprisingly, as time has caught up with the film's December 30-31, 1999-January 1, 2000 time frame, the film has grown in esteem with critics and audiences. Michael Dequina-TheMovieReport.com [Bigelow] with the help of her talented cast, constantly wrestles against the script, and for a great deal of time, she appears to be winning. Jeffrey M. Anderson-Combustible Celluloid Set in LA at the end of the century, this morality tales showed again the main problem in the director's work: The great divide between simlistic plots and technical sophistication. Even so, it's one of a kind for its use of color, sound and motion Emanuel Levy-EmanuelLevy.Com Engaging, genuinely thrilling sci-fi. Enough to make you wish Bigelow made a movie a year. Matthew Turner-ViewLondon A thrilling and thought-provoking sci-fi mystery. Rob Thomas-Capital Times (Madison, WI) A premissa é bastante interessante, mas o roteiro se perde em meio a uma infinidade de subtramas dispensáveis. Pablo Villaca-Cinema em Cena An ambitious, unsettling, and effective work. Michael Dequina-TheMovieReport.com

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Dr. Kevin Trenberth,Dr. Michael Mann,Mike Petkash,Maria Petkash,Bill Brown,Daniel Siers,Angela Roach,Pieter Tans,Craig Scott Rosebraugh,Jim Sipes,Kirk Maddux,Mark Goudy,Kent Maddux,James Hansen,Fred Singer,Kert Davies,Dr. Pat Michaels,James Hoggan,Christine Whitman,Mark Serreze
Genres Greedy Lying Bastards : Documentary,Special Interest
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As much as it hopes to incite outrage and to stir a complacent body politic into action, [it] never quite rises to the level of urgency the subject requires. Bruce Demara-Toronto Star A blistering attack on politicians, propagandists, dissemblers and other climate-change deniers. John Hartl-Seattle Times The film's effectiveness largely stems from the flat-out lameness of the opposition arguments, the lack of scientific credentials of those making them, and the self-interest of their corporate bosses. Ronnie Scheib-Variety Filmmaker Craig Scott Rosebraugh seems to take a kind of perverse glee in hauling out the worst offenders among what he calls the climate change deniers for public shaming. Michael O'Sullivan-Washington Post What's next, "Big Oil Is Full of Meanies"? Kyle Smith-New York Post The film makes its case well. The problem, though, is it seems a bit late. Tom Long-Detroit News The well-intentioned film includes plenty of statistics and makes its stance clear, but the familiarity of the subject matter decreases its impact. Todd Jorgenson-Cinemalogue.com An entertaining expose of the industry-paid deniers and how they continue to muddle the climate-change "debate." Sean Means-Salt Lake Tribune Not the most eloquent "outrage doc." Kelly Vance-East Bay Express Provocative, vital and enraging. It goes further than An Inconvenient Truth. Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru Rosebraugh's arguments are sound and his heart is in the right place, but his execution is self-defeating. Leah Churner-Austin Chronicle Exposes why nothing much is being done about global warming and its toxic effects, and just which fossil fuel capitalists are profiting from that. Along with the power of propaganda in their bid to control the related national conversation. Prairie Miller-WBAI Radio It's no longer an inconvenient truth. It is a question of our survival being put at risk by a few wealthy people who are determined to get even wealthier. Nell Minow-Beliefnet Condensed and to the point, the film gets its message out and includes a three-step guide on how to get involved. Monica Castillo-Boston Phoenix

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Keith Poulson,Nick Offerman,Jess Weixler,Stephanie Hunt,Marshall Bell,Jonathan Togo,Kate Lyn Sheil,Kevin Corrigan,Megan Mullally,Anna Margaret Hollyman,Ted Beck,Bob Schneider,Chris Doubek,Mike Wachs,Josh Ashy Holden,Nick Ashy Holden,Margie Beegle,Josh Meyer,Alex Ross Perry,Stephen Gurewitz
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Review For Somebody Up There Likes Me
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Actors For The Silence
Ulrich Thomsen,Wotan Wilke Möhring,Katrin Sass,Burghart Klaussner,Sebastian Blomberg,Karoline Eichhorn,Roeland Wiesnekker,Katrin Sab
Genres The Silence : Art House & International,Drama
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Julia Garner,Rory Culkin,Liam Aiken,Bill Sage,Cynthia M. Watros,Billy Zane,John Patrick Amedori,Rachel Pirard,Cassidy Gard,Paola Baldion,Cynthia Watros,Guy Camilleri
Genres Electrick Children : Drama
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Though unevenly told and at times too fanciful for its own good, "Electrick Children" marks an intriguing feature debut for its risk-taking writer-director, Rebecca Thomas. Gary Goldstein-Los Angeles Times "Electrick Children" is well acted and refreshingly nonjudgmental, but its narrative continuity is tenuous at best. Stephen Holden-New York Times Thomas makes an assured debut as both writer and director, the gifted Culkin is excellent as always, and Garner finds lovely shades of nuance in Rachel's innocent faith. Elizabeth Weitzman-New York Daily News Thomas has an aversion to the easy resolution-she knows precisely which mysteries to keep dangling. Ted Scheinman-Village Voice The best moments in filmmaker Rebecca Thomas's debut feature manage flashes of wide-eyed grace-that is, when the overly precious, half-formed story isn't undermining her understated direction and the work of a fine cast. Keith Phipps-Time Out New York You needn't be a true believer to appreciate Rebecca Thomas's indie feature rooted in a traditional Mormon community. Justin Lowe-Hollywood Reporter Good as it is, with a catchy high concept and hip indie sensibility, it could have been so much better. Culkin, Aiken and Garner, however, can count the film as an unmitigated triumph. Jessica Kiang-The Playlist Rebecca Thomas's debut feature is a sensible and humane exploration of youthful curiosity. Chuck Bowen-Slant Magazine Sweet but never sickly ... Electrick Children is real must-see from a bright new talent. Catherine Bray-Film4 The film ultimately exposes itself as fluffy fantasy. Aaron Yap-Flicks.co.nz The debut feature of twentysomething Rebecca Thomas, who herself grew up in the Mormon faith, this US indie is a decent coming-of-age yarn, adorned with some magic realist flourishes. Tom Dawson-The List Writer-director Rebecca Thomas invites us into this world with a gentle, unhectoring hand, and keeps the mystery of her story wide open. Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph Rebecca Thomas's gauzy debut about a 15-year-old Mormon who believes she's had an immaculate conception is deftly done. Catherine Shoard-Guardian [UK] After the interesting initial concept, Electrick Children falls apart structurally, most notably in its transition between the second and third act. Joe Walsh-Little White Lies An interesting and catchy take on a traditional tale of repressed teenage rebellion. Limara Salt-Empire Magazine The performances are excellent, and the filmmaking is mesmerising. Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall Careful, kids - rock'n'roll can get you pregnant. Or that's what one Mormon teen believes in this cute lo-fi indie from first-timer Rebecca Thomas. Paul M. Bradshaw-Total Film There's a solid core to this magical realist coming of age tale that smooths over the odd bump. Lee Marshall-Screen International "Electrick Children" exudes raw talent and heralds the arrival of a voice that could evolve into something truly special, even if it's currently a little unsure of what exactly it wants to say. Todd Gilchrist-In Contention

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Michael Brodie,Teresa Lynn Eyet,Laidychen Carrasco,Raymond Delgado,Jonathan Ortiz,Jonathan Worrell,Alex Barrios,Meghan "Niomi" Murphy,Joe Mele,Meghan Murphy,Brandon Diaz,Teresa Reynolds Rivera
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Vincent Cassel,Déborah François,Joséphine Japy,Sergi López,Catherine Mouchet,Jordi Dauder,Geraldine Chaplin,Roxane Duran,Frederic Noaille,Javivi,Pierre-Felix Graviere,Martine Vandeville,Franco Nero,Nathalie Delon,Nicol Williamson,Nadja Tiller,Denis Manuel
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A work whose elegant atmospherics ultimately overwhelm the story, even with the terrific Vincent Cassel in the title role. Sheri Linden-Los Angeles Times What repulsed Coleridge in the novel clearly amuses the French director Dominik Moll in his diverting if somewhat thin adaptation. Manohla Dargis-New York Times By the end, "The Monk" has revealed itself to be a too- predictable potboiler, served piping hot. Soren Anderson-Seattle Times If only director Dominik Moll (who has clearly studied his Luis Buñuel) had not staged this bitter psychological horror story at half speed. Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune A beautiful-looking film that portends disaster. And disaster arrives, eventually. It just takes its time getting there. Bill Goodykoontz-Arizona Republic Not bad for a robe-ripper along the lines of The Thorn Birds, but Diary of a Country Priest it ain't. J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader This is a fascinating character study about spirituality and religious responsibility that smartly doesn't take its more melodramatic elements very seriously. Todd Jorgenson-Cinemalogue.com I confess: I fast-forwarded through most of it. Staci Layne Wilson-Yahoo! Movies Dominik Moll never addresses Matthew Gregory Lewis's original groundbreaking ideas in The Monk, nor does he rework the material for a contemporary audience. Tina Hassannia-Slant Magazine Not to be mistaken for a serious treatment of religious fervor or clerical corruption, "The Monk" is instead a knowingly over-the-top bit of gothic nuttiness. Marc Mohan-Oregonian It's garish and crazy (and in French), so it's probably not for everyone. But I can't imagine anyone getting bored. Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)-St. Paul Pioneer Press Moll's careful direction ensures a balance of the supernatural and the temporal - Ambrosio could either be seen as a victim of demonic forces within his own monastery or the sole architect of his moral downfall. Mary Clare Waireri-Fan The Fire Vincent Cassel does his utmost to make his character intense and compelling, but negligible character development means he fails to hold our interest. Christopher Tookey-Daily Mail [UK] All talk, no action, The Monk looks good but is weighed down by the Catholic guilt it's trying to critique. -Film4 Studded with lovely painterly images, but ends up feeling cramped and stagey. Andrew Osmond-SFX Magazine The movie broods like nobody's business, setting us up for a temptingly black slab of cassocks-off ecclesiastical depravity. Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph

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Matthew Fox,Tommy Lee Jones,Eriko Hatsune,Toshiyuki Nishida,Masayoshi Haneda
Genres Emperor : Drama
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Dallas Malloy,Kyra Zagorsky,Peter Pedrero,Darenzia,Fraser Corbett
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Watch The White Ribbon (Das weisse Band) Movie In Theather In a village in Protestant northern Germany, on the eve of World War I, the children of a church and school run by the village schoolteacher and their families experience a series of bizarre incidents that inexplicably assume the characteristics of a punishment ritual. Who could be responsible for such bizarre transgressions? Leonie Benesch, Josef Bierbichler, and Rainer Bock star in director Michael Haneke's Palm d'Or-winning period drama. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi R Release Date The White Ribbon (Das weisse Band) Dec 30, 2009 Wide
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Christian Friedel,Ernst Jacobi,Leonie Benesch,Ulrich Tukur,Ursina Lardi,Fion Mutert,Michael Kranz,Burghart Klau??ner,Steffi Kühnert,Maria-Victoria Dragus,Leonard Proxauf,Levin Henning,Johanna Busse,Yuma Amecke,Thibault Serie,Josef Bierbichler,Gabriela Maria Schmeide,Janina Fautz,Enno Trebs,Theo Trebs
Genres The White Ribbon (Das weisse Band) : Art House & International,Drama
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As for Haneke's handling of the material, his directing is immaculate. Every moment is the product of a penetrating mind and a steady talent. Stanley Kauffmann-The New Republic Writer-director Michael Haneke doesn't pull any punches, but then he doesn't throw any wild ones, either. His filmmaking shows precisely the sort of obsession with control that the movie itself is denouncing. Interesting, you've got to admit. Tom Long-Detroit News Haneke tells this tale a bit too patiently for my taste. But the metaphors are unmistakable, as is the power of the film's message. Roger Moore-Orlando Sentinel The White Ribbon lunges hungrily for serious art-film credibility. Don't be fooled. Ann Hornaday-Washington Post Haneke has dramatized his intellectual conceits in an uninvolving, snail-paced movie that illustrates its themes in an obvious, almost banal manner. Rene Rodriguez-Miami Herald The White Ribbon doesn't resonate at all. The filmmaker's doom-laden view of humanity -- that we are all unredeemably awful creatures, easily swayed to do dastardly things -- oozes with contempt. Steven Rea-Philadelphia Inquirer After reflecting on the film awhile, I found that I had been drawn into its beauty and its mystery too much not to give it at least a slight recommendation. Jeff Beck-Examiner.com This film is a total drag to watch. It is slow. It is dark. It is depressing, and it seems as though it is never going to end. It is torture to sit through this film. It runs 144 minutes and seems twice that long. Robert Roten-Laramie Movie Scope The White Ribbon is Michael Haneke's masterpiece. It is not a movie about abstract concepts or a director's power over his characters - well, at least it's not just about those things. Simon Miraudo-Quickflix Un inquietante cuadro social, filmado en riguroso blanco y negro, y una reflexión sombría y perturbadora sobre el origen del mal, o al menos de cierto tipo de males. Enrique Buchichio-Uruguay Total The White Ribbon is a striking, in many ways indelible work, and it's tempting to be carried away by Haneke's craft and assurance as a filmmaker. Jon Frosch-The Stranger (Seattle, WA) Up close, it's a blur of meticulous details that don't quite make sense; but step back and its towering ambitions become indelibly apparent. Matt Glasby-Flicks.co.nz A direct and simple human lesson -- that negative reinforcement creates negative consequences. Jeffrey Chen-Window to the Movies Haneke knows how violence seeps into every recess of our lives, and he evokes it not to titillate, but to engage and challenge James Kendrick-Q Network Film Desk Both sexes suffer from what Elias Canetti identified in his book Crowds and Power as 'the sting,' a psychological hurt (bullying, abuse) that must be exorcised in reenactment. [Blu-ray] Peter Canavese-Groucho Reviews Haneke makes his way through this complex and knotty subject matter with a staggeringly effortless grace. As an expression of philosophy, it's profound and thought-provoking; as a work of cinema, it is flawless. Ian Buckwalter-DCist ... while I appreciate... the unnerving atmosphere of punitive power and calculated cruelty under the carefully managed pose of piety, I find his sensibility sour and cynical... Sean Axmaker-Seanax.com Executed at an incredibly high level of craft and with an off-putting degree of self-confidence. Bryant Frazer-Film Freak Central This high-falutin' Nazi origin story is practically a masterpiece of subtlety in the finger-wagging blowhard Michael Haneke's canon. Ed Gonzalez-Slant Magazine As with most of Michael Haneke's films, a chill hangs in the air of The White Ribbon, the constant threat of upheaval eventually lulling you into a tired state of alertness. Kate Jinx-Concrete Playground Haneke has made a deeply unsettling and gravely beautiful film that tells us very little. But the performances are astonishing, and the faces of the children, caught in long, static close-ups, may haunt you for a long time. Evan Williams-The Australian A tantalising, perhaps slightly frustrating film, but a very impressive one. David Stratton-At the Movies (Australia) Unlike conventional thrillers, this film does not restore a moral order to the universe. Rather, it questions it. It must be seen. Julie Rigg-MovieTime, ABC Radio National At his best, as he is with White Ribbon, Haneke's fusion of art and ideas is unsurpassed. Mary Colbert-sbs.com.au These disturbing incidents pound the unsuspecting viewer into complete submission. The luminous beauty of the black-and-white cinematography framing the ugly world suggested here only serves to further shock the senses. Leigh Paatsch-Courier Mail (Australia)

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Alex Kendrick,James Hong,Mark Dacascos,Sammi Hanratty,Billy Unger,Jansen Panettiere
Genres The Lost Medallion: The Adventures of Billy Stone : Action & Adventure
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An okay movie for the younger kids but anyone over thirteen will find it amateurish at best. Jackie K. Cooper-jackiekcooper.com Should have stayed lost. Frank Lovece-Film Journal International

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Actors For The Condemned
Cristina Rodlo,René Monclova,Axel Anderson,Rocky Venegas,Luz Odilea Font,Marise Alvarez,Dolores Pedro,Daisy Granados,Jose Caro,Miosoti Alvarado,Andres Carrasquillo,Andrea Robles,Jana L. Torres Diaz,Segui Victor
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A would-be thriller whose intended horror-tinged chills register as ho-hum hokum. Sheri Linden-Los Angeles Times "The Condemned" is nothing but a creaky façade. Charlie Schmidlin-Chicago Sun-Times You may hopefully think you're watching an art-film pastiche along the witty avant-garde lines of something by the Chilean director Raúl Ruiz. Manohla Dargis-New York Times So tame and so completely boring that to call it a horror film is to insult the genre. Chuck Wilson-Village Voice Despite a lavish dose of gothic style (and the occasional inspired flourish, as when surveillance monitors are overcome with home movies of dead children), The Condemned's trek toward absolution is pretty familiar. Michael Atkinson-Time Out New York If you like psychological/supernatural thrillers that are relentlessly grim and creepy, this is recommended. Others who like their horror to be at least a little on the fun side may find this just numbing. David Noh-Film Journal International It adds up to a methodically bland, intellectually sluggish exercise in guilt-tripping that's nonetheless still more interested in its rich and sexy characters than the supposed unfortunates. Steve Macfarlane-Slant Magazine A Puerto Rican drama that straddles the line between (tame) horror movie and (marginal) ghost story. Mike D'Angelo-AV Club

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Genres The Battle of Pussy Willow Creek : Comedy
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