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2/6
O'Horten
(2009)
"A preciously deadpan comedy that never lays claim to its own distinct identity; it’s cinema as a mass-manufactured snow globe."
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Time Out New York
5/6
Oblivion
(2008)
"This astonishing documentary takes a contemplative look at Peru’s recent political history via members of the service and street classes who reside in the capital city of Lima."
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Time Out New York
1.5/4
Ocean's Thirteen
(2007)
"To call the Ocean's films frivolous would be kind, implying that these arduous concoctions are somehow light on their proverbial feet."
[movie review]
Slant Magazine
1/4
Ocean's Twelve
(2004)
"There’s so much mugging in this film that I kept checking my pockets to see if my wallet was missing."
[movie review]
Slant Magazine
2/4
Offside
(2006)
"The comically-tinged suspense and technical brilliance of certain moments never grow out of anything organic as in the great Panahi/Kiarostami collaboration
Crimson Gold
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Slant Magazine
3.5/4
Older Brother, Younger Sister
(1953)
"Naruse shows his considerable skill at portraying household dynamics..."
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Slant Magazine
The Orphanage
(2007)
"This is the worst sort of horror film, one that cloaks its shameless pulls at the heartstrings in overemphatic sound design, hyped-up visuals, and a tear-streaked lead performance by Belen Rueda."
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4/4
Out 1, Noli Me Tangere
(1971)
"An extended anthropological discourse, a dissection of the dashed dreams and hopes of a counterculture destroying itself from within due to a misunderstood threat from without."
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