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Juan Antonio Bayona makes his feature film debut in this great little ghost story. Guillermo del Toro produces and throws

Mike White adds director to his repertoire with this kind of heavy comedy that walks a fine line of being

This musical biopic does nothing terribly new for the genre, and at times is very stereotypical, contains a very good

Julian Schnabel’s new film is an excellent piece of cinema that is both an incredible true story matched with a

Noah Baumbach’s follow up to 2005’s Squid and the Whale continues with that films dysfunctional family theme and it works

David Cronenberg’s follow up to History of Violence also stars Viggo Mortensen and is just as good, if not better

The newest film out of the Apatow camp is by far the weakest, but still has some good laughs and

One of the top films of the year is this little seen masterpiece. Having seen it 3 times now does

Will Smith’s newest blockbuster works really well for about 75% of the time and the other 25% is just good.

A guilty pleasure film for sure, this follow up to the bad AVP from a couple of years ago is