Oklahoma Film Critics Circle
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| Blog Name: | Oklahoma Film Critics Circle |
| Url: | http://ofccircle.org |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | film, movie |
| Description: | A site of the Oklahoma Film Critics Circle, the state's professional association of film critics |
| Popularity: | 276 Followers |
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Kim Brown Review: Ninja Assassin
Part gooey horror, part action extravaganza, “Ninja Assassin” is certainly obsessed with the gore of the mythic profession. Understandably, a movie about an off-the-grid ninja should be violent, but director James McTeigue (“V for Vendetta”) seems more interested in the body count than the story, which ends up almost as sliced and diced as his ill-fated extras. Click to read the rest of the review …
Part gooey horror, part action extravaganza, “Ninja Assassin” is certainly obsessed with the gore of the mythic profession. Understandably, a movie about an off-the-grid ninja should be violent, but director James McTeigue (“V for Vendetta”) seems more interested in the body count than the story, which ends up almost as sliced and diced as his ill-fated extras. Click to read the rest of the review …
Michael Smith Review: The Boondock Saints II: All Saint's Day
Filled with cartoon violence, locker-room dialogue and Looney Tunes humor, “The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day” is an Irish-mob vengeance flick that plays something like “The Departed” meets “The Bugs Bunny Show.” Click to read the rest of the review …
Filled with cartoon violence, locker-room dialogue and Looney Tunes humor, “The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day” is an Irish-mob vengeance flick that plays something like “The Departed” meets “The Bugs Bunny Show.” Click to read the rest of the review …
Michael Smith Review: Fantastic Mr. Fox
“Fantastic Mr. Fox” made my face hurt. I’m not sure I stopped smiling for an hour and a half watching this wonderful film for the kid in all of us. Click to read the rest of the review …
“Fantastic Mr. Fox” made my face hurt. I’m not sure I stopped smiling for an hour and a half watching this wonderful film for the kid in all of us. Click to read the rest of the review …
Phil Bacharach Review: The Road
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Doug Bentin Review: Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire
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