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Mr. Nobody is good, highlighted by tremendous performances. The others? Well, they’re not exactly failures, but they aren’t great either.
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
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Both are entertaining, and the latter is near excellent. I highly recommend Catching Fire.
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There is a lot to like about Frances Ha and Prince Avalanche, but Mud overshadows them. Jeff Nichols’ feature remains one of my favorite films of 2013.
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I had intended to watch additional documentaries over the last week, but time disappeared, so I’ve only seen two. I highly recommend Blackfish.
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None are terrible. None are great.
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Needless to say, none of these films have feel-good narratives. Which can be said for seven of the last eight movies I’ve seen. If it weren’t for Last Vegas‘ levity, I might need to seek psychiatric help.
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None of them are great, but all of them are entertaining and three of them are above average. When it comes to movie releases, November, December and early January are the best time of year!
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Both are flawed, but, at the very least, Much Ado is above average. The Counselor, on the other hand, yikes. Rarely do people talk so much to say so little, unless they’re leading a press conference, I suppose.
