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• Christianity Today
• Decent Films Guide
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Steven D. Greydanus
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(1968) |
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"Doesn't just depict a quantum leap forward in human consciousness — it practically requires such a leap, on an individual scale, from the viewer."
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2/4 |
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(2009) |
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"If 2012 is an apotheosis of all disaster movies, that means it's also an apotheosis of all disaster-movie clichés."
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A- |
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(1957) |
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"Although not as nerve-wracking as High Noon, 3:10 to Yuma is even more claustrophobic… and the two-character drama is more intriguing than High Noon's protagonist standing alone."
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D |
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(2007) |
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"Follows closely in the original's footsteps, except for all the business about honor, recovered self-worth and justice… There's no spiritual duel, no earned respect and debt of honor… just a broken man and a capricious one."
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A- |
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(2008) |
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"Embodies the humanistic perspective… that simply to relate the story of a significant human event, to tell the truth without gloss or commentary, has value in itself."
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B- |
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(2000) |
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"A watchable action vehicle with some thoughtful futuristic touches and an attempt to grapple with larger issues."
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B- |
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(1963) |
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"Fellini's flights into the surreal are his self-examination and confession. Alas, unlike Bergman, his confession is without moral rigor; he wants to be indulged, not absolved."
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D- |
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(2002) |
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(2009) |
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"Acker does himself no favors with rote anti-dogmatism and vapid characterizations. Despite that, though, his little creations remain oddly compelling."
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