Easy Rider (1969) by Tom Blain Highlight: Makes me wish I had a bike and no job. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 2
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Eating Raoul (1982) by Mike Long Highlight: A once shocking black comedy which now feels very dated. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Eddie Murphy Raw (1987) by Mike Long Highlight: There are some funny moments, but most of it is remarkably unfunny. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 4
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The Educational Archives, Vol 6 Religion (2003) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Neat collection of archaic classroom shorts that is a must for any fan of the weird. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 1
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Eight Crazy Nights (2002) by Mike Long Highlight: Crude, rude animated Adam Sandler film which has some laughs, but could have been much, much better. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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El Cid (1961) by Tom Blain Highlight: An endurance race that Charlton Heston wins every single time. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Election (1999) by Tom Blain Highlight: A suprisingly great politcal satire. |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Elektra (2005) by Mike Long Highlight: This spin-off from Daredevil (I promise) looks great, but contains a hollow story. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Elf (2003) by Tom Blain Highlight: Tis better to receive laughs, when its Will Ferrell. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 4
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Elizabethtown (2005) by Tom Blain Highlight: Cameron Crowe --- what have you done? Where have you gone? Why does this suck? |
Rating: 3 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Elizabethtown (2005) by Mike Long Highlight: Believable characters and a frustrating story combine to make a mediocre film. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 1
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Ella Enchanted (2004) by Mike Long Highlight: Interesting experiment in spoofing fairy tales which never hits the mark. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 3
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Ellektra (2004) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: No, not the lousy superhero movie. This is a genuinely rad film. |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Empire (2002) by Matt Fuerst Highlight: What I learned: drug dealers don't live long for a reason. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Enemy at the Gates (2001) by Tom Blain Highlight: You need the patience of a sniper to sit through this one. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 18
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Envy (2004) by Tom Blain Highlight: This comedy will be appreciated by only a select few |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 0
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Epic Movie (2007) by Mike Long Highlight: Slightly less funny than CHILDREN OF MEN. |
Rating: 1 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 3
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Epitaph (2009) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: A well made, chilling ghost anthology with a few tricks up its sleeve. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Equilibruim (2002) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Equilibrium is far from a perfect film, but it is a film that a lot of people will enjoy and get a lot out of. It’s smart, it’s loaded with style, and |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 10
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: A beautiful and oft-times brilliant love story about losing the one you love...memories and all. |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 10 Comments: 2
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An Everlasting Piece (2000) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Three cheers for the Irish and their comedies |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Exorcist IV: The Beginning (2004) by Matt Fuerst Highlight: Someone get the defibrillator, this puppy needs a jumpstart. |
Rating: 2 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 1
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The Experiment (2001) by Matt Fuerst Highlight: Inspired by the 1971 Stanford Prison experiment, you can probably safely skip this movie and just google for Stanford Prison Experiment. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 1
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Explorers (1985) by Mike Long Highlight: This kiddie sci-fi flick starts out OK and then bombs when it hits outer space. |
Rating: 3 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 7
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Extreme Guitar Shred - The Great Kat (2005) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Technically awe-inspiring but a low production quality brings down the score on this speed-metal showcase. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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The Eye - (Chinese) (2002) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Shot beautifully and acted well, this is easily the best horror film from Asia I have seen since Audition, and one of the best I have seen at all. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 5 Comments: 28
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Eyes Wide Shut (1999) by Tom Blain Highlight: Stanley Kubrick's final film is still a great, layered piece to dissect and discuss. |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 9 Comments: 3
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