Faces (1968) by Tom Blain Highlight: Cassavetes classic, and timeless piece of independant filmmaking. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 10 Comments: 1
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Factory Girl (2006) by Tom Blain Highlight: Three lessons: Don't do Drugs. Don't get involved with Andy Warhol. Listen to Bob Dylan when he gives you advice on your friends. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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The Faculty (1998) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: A promising movie ruined by lazy writing. Damn you Williamson! |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 1
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Fade to Red: Tori Amos Video Collection (2006) by Mike Long Highlight: A nicely-packaged compilation which is a must for fans of this artist. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) by Tom Blain Highlight: An important film for 2004. More propaganda then documentary however. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 27
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Failure to Launch (2006) by Mike Long Highlight: A very standard romantic comedy which features an entertaining supporting cast. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Family Guy: Volume Two (2001) by Mike Long Highlight: The show is far from original, but that doesn't stop it from being funny. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 9 Comments: 27
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The Family Stone (2005) by Cinema Guru Boy Highlight: It really wants to be funny and edgy, but it just isn't. |
Rating: 2 |
Readers: 10 Comments: 7
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The Family Stone (2005) by Tom Blain Highlight: Not completely done with a strict formula, but the ending is way too polished. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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The Family Stone (2005) by Mike Long Highlight: A great cast is wasted on this ridiculously maudlin film. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Far Side of the Moon (2003) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Beautiful but alienating. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Feed (2005) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Wonderfully nasty and hardcore, just don't eat during the film. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 3
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The Fellowship of the Ring (Special Edition) (2001) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: A must for fans of DVD and the art of film. |
Rating: 10 |
Readers: 9 Comments: 1
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) by Tom Blain Highlight: “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop to look around once in a while, you might miss it.” |
Rating: 10 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 8
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Fever Pitch (2005) by Mike Long Highlight: The Farrelly Brothers strike out with this limp comedy. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Fiend Without a Face (1958) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Nifty sci-fi gem brought to you by the good folks at Criterion. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Fight Club (1999) by Tom Blain Highlight: The first rule of Fight Club is, you MUST watch Fight Club |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 9 Comments: 10
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Final Destination 2 (2002) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: So see it for what it is, take it for what it is, and don’t expect a whole lot. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 6
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Finding Nemo (2003) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Finding Nemo is easily one of the best animated films I have ever seen! |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 7
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Finding Nemo (2003) by Mike Long Highlight: A great-looking film, but the story needed to be gutted. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Finding Neverland (2004) by Mike Long Highlight: While it may be inaccurate, this is a well-made and moving film featuring a great performance by Depp. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Fire in the Sky (1993) by Mike Long Highlight: One of the greatest alien kidnapping scenes ever is surrounded by a slow, talky movie. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Five Easy Pieces (1970) by Tom Blain Highlight: Nicholson's first staring role is unforgettable. |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Flags of Our Fathers (2006) by Tom Blain Highlight: Clint Eastwood puts down the chimp and makes a great WWII film. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Flightplan (2005) by Mike Long Highlight: A well-written thriller which mixes psychological tension with action. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 4
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The Fog (1980) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Chilling ghost story by a horror master at his peak. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Following (1998) by Matt Fuerst Highlight: Masterful piece of fiction with enthralling characters and a great story. |
Rating: 10 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 0
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Foul Play (1978) by Mike Long Highlight: Another childhood memory dashed aside by another mediocre movie. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 1
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The Fountain (2006) by Tom Blain Highlight: Aronofsky's third film is ambitious but not completely accessible; will please avant garde and indy lovers but not the general public. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 6 Comments: 1
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Four Letter Words (2001) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: by no means a perfect film, but it does deserve an audience |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 3
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Frailty (2002) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Frailty proves you don’t need a huge cast, a lot of gore, or a huge budget to make a good horror film. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 9 Comments: 1
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Freaks (1932) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Chilling and beautiful look inside the world of circus freaks. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Freaky Friday (2003) by Mike Long Highlight: A fun film for all ages which features knockout performances by Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Freddy Vs. Jason (2003) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Judge Freddy Vs. Jason for what it is, and not what it isn't, and this is one heck of a fun horror romp. Viva la gore. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 14
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The French Connection (1971) by Matt Fuerst Highlight: A lot of the great contributions of the film have been incorporated in later films. Is The French Connection still worth watching? |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 3
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French Kiss (1995) by Jackass Jon Highlight: A cute romantic comedy |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 10 Comments: 1
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Frenzy (1972) by John Highlight: From the master of shock -- a trifle bore |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 3 Comments: 1
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Frida (2002) by Tom Blain Highlight: Art comes alive in Frida, but overall its just another movie. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Friday the 13th (remake) (2009) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Fun, fast Friday with far too much speed and not enough story. Fun romp, just the same. Welcome back Jason. We missed ya. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Friday the 13th - From Crystal Lake to Manhattan (-10) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Far from perfect but ably done set in honor of our favorite out of work goalie. |
Rating: 7 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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Friends with Money (2006) by Mike Long Highlight: This slice of life film lacks detail and is unsatisfying. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 7 Comments: 0
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The Frighteners (1996) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: This is a rarity folks in that it lives up to, and exceeds the hype. |
Rating: 8 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Frogs (1972) by The Grim Ringler Highlight: Nature gone amok? Ray Milland is just the man to...sit there and do nothing. Just like this movie. |
Rating: 4 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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From Justin to Kelly (2003) by Mike Long Highlight: No one is going to idolize this movie. |
Rating: 2 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 7
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The Fugitive (1993) by Da Bonghit Highlight: Before Forrest was running, there was the Fugitive |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 1 Comments: 0
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Full Frontal (2002) by Tom Blain Highlight: Not as exciting as the name makes it seem. The only full frontal you will see is a glimpse of Duchovny tally whacker. |
Rating: 3 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 3
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Fun with Dick and Jane (2005) by Right of Center Highlight: Usual formulaic stuff from Hollywood, with a few laughs along the way. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Fun with Dick and Jane (2005) by Mike Long Highlight: Not Carrey's best, but there are some funny moments. |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Funny Face (1957) by Juli Yuli Highlight: Nice Hepburn musical that shows off her fashion collaboration with Givenchy |
Rating: 6 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 0
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Futurama: Volume Two (2000) by Mike Long Highlight: Not just the bastard son of The Simpsons. |
Rating: 9 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 5
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Future-Kill (1985) by Matt Fuerst Highlight: An interesting time capsule of 80's independent film making. |
Rating: 5 |
Readers: 0 Comments: 2
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