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Film reviews over obvious satires, such as Dr. Strangelove and Bob Roberts, Coen brothers movies (Fargo, The Big Lebowski), as well as classic films with satirical elements, such as Pulp Fiction and Citizen Kane.

Inherent Vice

Written and Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson Review by Dan Geddes 21 April 2017 Inherent Vice (2014) is a long, quirky, uneven comedy; your enjoyment of…

Kill Bill, Vol. 2

Review By Dan Geddes Uma Thurman …. The Bride/Black Mamba David Carradine …. Bill (Snake Charmer) Michael Madsen …. Budd (Sidewinder) Daryl Hannah …. Elle…

Inside Llewyn Davis

Llewyn’s (Oscar Isaac) opening folk performance at The Gaslight Cafe in 1961 sets the tone for a surprisingly non-violent Coen brothers’ movie about a struggling…

Blue Jasmine – Review

Woody Allen’s Streetcar Named Desire Review by Dan Geddes Blue Jasmine is Woody Allen’s best movie since Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008). Blue Jasmine is a compelling…

Bill Murray

By Dan Geddes Movie actors have enormous impact on mass society. They are some of the most influential personalities whom we admire and even model…




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