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December 2011
Dragon Tattoo
Stays True to Source
As modern moviemaking, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is pretty remarkable. As an experience, at times, it’s downright sick.
Jeffrey Huston
December 20, 2011
Ghost Protocol
Is a Mission Worth Accepting
There’s plenty of life left in the Mission: Impossible franchise, thanks to an inspired script and direction from Brad Bird.
Christa Banister
December 14, 2011
Second
Sherlock
Still Has Plenty of Spark
Were filmmakers able to capture lighting in a bottle yet again with Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows? The answer is yes.
Christa Banister
December 14, 2011
The Chipmunks Take It Easy in
Chipwrecked
A considerable diversion from The Squeakquel, Chipwrecked is far less focused on Alvin and the Chipmunks’ career prospects.
Christa Banister
December 13, 2011
Young Adult
Critiques Perpetual Adolescence
In Young Adult, arrested-adolescence behaviors movies tend to celebrate are seen as symptomatic of the protagonist’s deeper problems.
Christian Hamaker
December 15, 2011
Year Ends with a Thud in
New Year’s Eve
Director Garry Marshall ups the ante from Valentine’s Day, recruiting half of Hollywood to star in this sentimental dreck.
Christa Banister
December 08, 2011
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Moves Slowly
For those who can endure it, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy has a nice payoff. But until then, the film moves at a snail’s pace.
Christian Hamaker
December 08, 2011
The Sitter
Makes You Want to Stay Home
Starring Jonah Hill, this bawdy comedy takes the premise of 1987’s Adventures in Babysitting and adds lots of raunch.
Christian Hamaker
December 08, 2011
November 2011
Meaning’s at the Heart of
Arthur Christmas
Comic adventure turns into a heartfelt story about traditions, the meanings behind them and the relationships at their core.
Jeffrey Huston
November 22, 2011
The Muppets
Are the Holidays’ Best Act
The Muppets showcases how fascinating characters trump over-the-top stunts any day of the week—even when they’re puppets.
Christa Banister
November 22, 2011
Hugo
More Than a Film History Lesson
One of the year’s best family movies, Hugo ends as an engaging film-history lesson but also taps into deeper human emotions.
Christian Hamaker
November 23, 2011
Marilyn
Well Acted but Inconsequential
My Week with Marilyn is frothy, passing by breezily and requiring little effort of its viewers to dig beneath the surface.
Christian Hamaker
November 21, 2011
Twilight Dims with
Breaking Dawn – Part 1
The first of the last of The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn – Part 1 is a violent, sexually-charged, blood-spattered film.
Susan Ellingburg
November 17, 2011
Happy Feet Two
Lacks a Lightness of Step
The same characters are basically in place from its Happy Feet predecessor, but Happy Feet Two simply lacks a lightness of step.
Christa Banister
November 16, 2011
Family Matters in
The Descendants
While the quirky sensibilities of Alexander Payne’s previous efforts emerge here, The Descendants is his most tender film to date.
Jeffrey Huston
November 17, 2011
Melancholia
Goes from Grim to Grimmer
Melancholia examines depression and cold-eyed rationality that grew from Lars von Trier’s own struggles with depression.
Christian Hamaker
November 17, 2011
Jack and Jill
Goes Downhill in a Hurry
While there are definitely more laughs than expected, it still doesn’t take long for a juvenile Jack and Jill to go downhill.
Christa Banister
November 11, 2011
Like the Man,
J. Edgar
Is Flawed, Intriguing
An engaging depiction of a prickly, powerful man filled with all sorts of prejudice and contradiction.
Christa Banister
November 08, 2011
Young People Love
Like Crazy
What is love once a relationship’s initial heat cools into the long-term commitment a young couple thinks they want?
Christian Hamaker
November 03, 2011
Tower Heist
a Perfectly-Timed Caper
In the era of Occupy Wall Street, Tower Heist ends up being a perfectly-timed, wish-fulfillment caper for the 99%.
Jeffrey Huston
November 04, 2011
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