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• Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema
• TheFilmJournal.com (Ohio)
Total Reviews: 352
Mark Pfeiffer

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     (2006)      "This conventional cross of Dangerous Minds and Mad Hot Ballroom can be beholden to the inspiring teacher movie formula, but Banderas' quiet grace keeps the film from pushing the motivational message too insistently." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
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     (2004)      "As a first-time experimental filmmaker, Caouette displays remarkable directing and editing skills." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
B
     (2004)      "[Parker and Stone's] merciless mockery of Hollywood action clichés, particularly those found in Jerry Bruckheimer’s productions, couldn’t be more accurate." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
C
     (2009)      "Terminator Salvation boasts impressive setpieces that provide eye-popping visual scale, but the story so badly lacks scope that the film feels small and, ultimately, inconsequential." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
B-
     (2006)      "Bolstered by outrageous humor, Thank You for Smoking grazes the main players and bystanders discussing national welfare from their own self-interest." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
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     (1977)      "That Obscure Object of Desire is an intoxicating descent into one man’s experience of the emotional terrorism intended to shake him from his ways." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
C
     (2008)      "The Clone Wars elicits some pangs of nostalgia with its grand battles, alien landscapes, and beloved characters but yields little more than fuzzy thoughts of what used to be." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
A+
     (2007)      "There Will Be Blood is a spectacular achievement that, at this early date, seems worthy to be mentioned alongside cinema's avowed masterpieces." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
C-
     (2005)      "The Thing About My Folks contains more sap than a Vermont maple." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
C-
     (2007)      "Damaged individuals healing one another is a serviceable idea for a film, but Things We Lost in the Fire is missing an essential component: plausibility." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
B
     (2005)      "Corpse Bride continues a perfect marriage between Burton’s creativity and a technique rarely used for feature films. " [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
B-
     (2007)      "TMNT amounts to no more than an extended episode of a television cartoon, but this new adventure gets in enough laughs and action to make it worth fans coming out with their shells on to see it." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
D+
     (2009)      "...an ungainly and incomprehensible assault on the senses." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
B
     (2005)      "Transporter 2 bursts with outrageous driving stunts, sublimely absurd fight scenes, and a sense of humor that ties it together. " [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
  
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     (2006)      "What Winterbottom has done beautifully is distill Sterne's comic experimentation with the rules and shape of the written narrative and translate it into a lark on filmmaking form and technique." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema   
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