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Beth Grant
Reviews Featuring Beth Grant
A fascinating, thought-provoking and at times darkly comic big screen directorial debut from Kelly.
The acting and script are less than impressive, but for sheer entertainment 'Speed' packs a fantastic punch.
One of the triumphs of the 1980s, this is a movie Tom Cruises career is unlikely ever to top.
Just when the confidence trick film seemed to have breathed its last, Ridley Scott has come along and given it new life by expanding its horizons. Not just a pretty scam (although it certainly is that), but also a redemptive drama whose deeply flawed central character is allowed to develop and change. Not a world changer, but far more intelligent and moving than 'Gladiator'.
A uniquely flawed family of outcasts embarks on a road trip that leads them to an unlikely destination.
Take a crime drama, add some modern-day Western-ness, throw in some dark humor, and watch some perfectly cast actors act their socks off, and youve got the most deserving Best Picture winner in years.
Jeff Bridges deserves his Best Actor Oscar, but, as a whole, Crazy Heart is just OK, though its elevated because of his performance.
The Artist is a talkie life-lesson with some of the best dialogue ever heard on screen. A must see for all fans of Dawson's Creek. Honest.
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