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NYFF Review: Like Someone in Love

[For the next month, we will be covering the 50th New York Film Festival. Keep coming back to Flixist for news, features, and reviews of some of the most anticipated films on the festival circuit in 2012. Check out all of our...   more

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Review: V/H/S

[This review was originally posted as part of our Sundance Film Festival 2012 coverage. It is being reposted to coincide with the film's wider theatrical release.] The found footage horror film is one of th...   more

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NYFF Review: Nothing But a Man

[For the next month, we will be covering the 50th New York Film Festival. Keep coming back to Flixist for news, features, and reviews of some of the most anticipated films on the festival circuit in 2012. Check out all of our...   more

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NYFF Review: Barbara

[For the next month, we will be covering the 50th New York Film Festival. Keep coming back to Flixist for news, features, and reviews of some of the most anticipated films on the festival circuit in 2012. Check out all of our...   more

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Review: Blind

[From September 20th to the 30th, the Korea Society in New York will be hosting a series of screenings called "Yeonghwa: Korean Film Today" at the Museum of Modern Art. Over the week, we will be bringing you reviews of a...   more

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NYFF Review: Frances Ha

[For the next month, we will be covering the 50th New York Film Festival. Keep coming back to Flixist for news, features, and reviews of some of the most anticipated films on the festival circuit in 2012. Check out all of our...   more

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Review: The Master

When I think of Paul Thomas Anderson's films, I usually think of them in terms of velocity. There's a certain kind of drive to them, the movies hurtling toward moments that express frailty and loneliness. There are set pieces...   more

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Review: The Perks of Being a Wallflower

I love adaptations because, in the right hands, they'll take an established source and expand on them into a new direction. They're not rebranding of the material, but rather a wholly new look at a world we treasured and love...   more

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Review: Dredd

Many of the greatest pre-millennial action movies had a roughness to them which has been steadily smoothed out of the genre over the past ten years by inflated budgets and risk-averse studios. Len Wiseman's Total Recall re...   more

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Review: Moss

[This review was originally written as part of the ongoing series of Korean Movie Night NY screenings and then showed up again during our coverage of the New York Korean Film Festival. It is being reposted due to the film's D...   more

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Review: Shadow Dancer

Following in the footsteps of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Shadow Dancer is an absorbing period thriller about divided loyalties, instability in the British intelligence services, and the personal cost of political turmoil. Dir...   more

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Review: Third Star

[Editor's note: This review was written before the news of Tony Scott's suicide. Given the nature of his death, some of the content might seem inappropriate, but I wouldn't feel right changing what I said in light of that eve...   more

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Review: Chicken with Plums

[This review was originally posted as part of our 2012 Tribeca Film Festival coverage. It has been reposted to coincide with the wider theatrical release of the film.] Chicken with Plums reteams Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Pa...   more

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Review: Ruby Sparks

There are two things I love more than almost anything else: gingers and writing. Zoe Kazan, who starts as the title character in this film, managed to marry my two favorite things. Believe you me, if I could conjure a beautif...   more

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KAFFLA Review: Ultimate Christian Wrestling

[This week, we will be covering the the First Annual Korean American Film Festival Los Angeles, which will be taking place at the Korean Cultural Center LA from August 9th through the 11th. For all of our coverage, head here....   more

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Japan Cuts Review: Rent-a-Cat

[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film Festival, which together form one of the largest showcases of Asian cinema in the world. For our NYAFF...   more

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Review: Searching for Sugar Man

[This review was originally posted as part of our 2012 Tribeca Film Festival coverage. It has been reposted to coincide with the wider theatrical release of the film.] The old joke about obscure musicians is that they're big ...   more

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Japan Cuts Review: 9 Souls

[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film Festival, which together form one of the largest showcases of Asian cinema in the world. For our NYAFF...   more

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NYAFF Review: Potechi (Chips)

[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film Festival, which together form one of the largest showcases of Asian cinema in the world. For our NYAFF...   more

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Japan Cuts Review: Ace Attorney

[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film Festival, which together form one of the largest showcases of Asian cinema in the world. For our NYAFF...   more

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Review: The Imposter

[This review was originally posted as part of our South by Southwest Film 2012 coverage. It has been reposted to coincide with its wider theatrical release.] Everyone wants to believe in something. Sometimes, we try...   more

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NYAFF Review: Dragon (Wu Xia)

[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film Festival, which together form one of the largest showcases of Asian cinema in the world. For our NYAFF...   more

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