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About Last Night (2014)

About Last Night is a remake of a quaint but mostly forgotten romantic comedy-drama from 1986, which itself is a loose interpretation of a David Mamet stage play from the 1970s, “Sexual Perversity in Chicago.”  This...

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That Awkward Moment (2014)

One can only wonder why this film, originally titled Are We Officially Dating?, didn’t go with the more appropriate title, This Awkward Movie, as this feeble rom-com by first-time writer-director Tom Gormican can never settle into anything...

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About Time (2013)

Domhnall Gleeson stars as a young London lawyer named Tim Lake, whose recent heart-to-heart birthday chat with his usually undemonstrative father (Nighy) reveals an astonishing secret.  It seems that men in their family line have...

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Failure to Launch (2006)

Here’s a movie title that practically writes my review for me.  Interminably silly, Failure to Launch is a go-with-the-flow kind of comedy that has its share of laughs and smart ideas, and yet, sometimes it...

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The Third Wheel (2002)

Filmed way back in 1999, The Third Wheel was kept in movie limbo for many years, finally seeing some theater action in Europe in 2002, years before heading straight to video in the US in 2004. ...

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Lovelife (1997)

Alternating between pithy and smarmy, Lovelife is first-time writer-director Jon Harmon Feldman’s attempt to marry the ensemble character appeal of TV’s “Friends” with an introspective look at relationships akin to Woody Allen.  Although it never really...

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Sol Goode (2003)

Sometimes I question the marketing decisions of the production companies that decide to make video renters think they are getting one thing and giving them another.  In the case of Sol Goode, the trailer and...

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Serendipity (2001)

The Hollywood idea of love: the less you know about the person you find attractive, the more in love you are.  It’s really ok to throw away that close relationship you have with a...

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10 Things I Hate About You (1999)

Hey, I guess anybody can make a movie nowadays.  It’s quite a simple formula.  First, take a time-honored story from a great writer — Shakespeare, for instance. Update it to modern times so people...