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Showing posts with label movie review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie review. Show all posts
15.7.23

Writing a Movie Review: Writer's Workshop for Middle and High School Grades 8-10

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Incorporating Movies into English Language Arts and Writing Instruction Unlock English mastery! Transform your classroom with engaging movie...
6.4.23

The Ineluctable Bond of Two Boys Broken: Movie Review of Close (2022)

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In this post, I write a spoiler-y review of the 2022 Belgian film Close . This review is meant for after viewing the film. Image Credit: Dia...
2.1.21

Hollywood Movies from the Nineties: Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (1991)

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Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead, a fantastic Hollywood movie from the 1990s,  just might be one of the best movies ever made ab...
16.8.19

Short Film Review: Broke (2017)

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The Short Film "Broke" - 2017 (35 minutes, in Norwegian with English subtitles) Norwegian Filmmakers Make Another Short Film A...
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12.2.15

Movie Review: Dolan's Mommy Opens Screens

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Antoine-Olivier Pilon (as Steve) opens the frame in Mommy (2014) -  A review of Xavier Dolan's 2014 film Mommy, a movie that explore...
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16.3.11

Movie Review: "Desert of Forbidden Art" (2010)

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At Cinema Village  in Manhattan ,  Desert of Forbidden Art (2010)  is screening:        The documentary, filmed on location in Karapalpak...
30.1.11

Movie Review: Kaboom!

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A Crisp, Sci-Fi sexcapade ushers in the apocalypse. Kaboom! Directed by Greg Araki Starring: Haley Bennett, Thomas Dekker, James Duval, ...
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20.8.10

Billy Elliot, Anatomy of a Scene: "You Can't Take That Out on a Junior Ticket"

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In this blog post, I take apart one scene from the Stephen Daldry film Billy Elliot. Stones of Erasmus TpT Store       Stephen Dald...
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22.7.10

Movie Jot: A Vincent Gallo Film You Most Likely Won't Finish

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The Brown Bunny  (2003)  A paean to the road trip, bad fellatio, and gross men is enough to make you stop watching this brilliant, albei...
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11.9.09

Movie Review: In Juno (2007) Jason Reitman Attempts to Make Us Feel Genuine Emotion

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Juno (starring Ellen Page and Michael Cera) Maybe it was director Jason Reitman's sleight of hand   that actually got to me rather...
7.8.09

Movie Review: Why I Liked the Film "Julie and Julia"

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Meryl Streep portrays TV chef Julia Child Tonight I went with my friend Glenn to see Julie and Julia . Afterward, I was imitating Juli...
4.5.06

Movie Review: Imaginary Heroes (2004)

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In this blog post, I write a movie review about the angsty indie film Imaginary Heroes starring Emile Hirsch. Emile Hirsch is an actor...