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The Happening
Posted on June 12, 2008 | No CommentsThe Happening has no sense of fear – the biggest sin a horror movie can commit. -
An American Crime
Posted on May 10, 2008 | No CommentsAn American Crime is dark and disturbing, but a story that had to be told. -
Iron Man
Posted on May 8, 2008 | No CommentsThe movie recognizes itself to be an entertainer and sticks to its purpose -
Cloverfield
Posted on February 12, 2008 | No CommentsA successful movie experiment that should spark a genre. -
Rambo
Posted on January 27, 2008 | No CommentsA hyper-violent movie that sincerely preaches non-violence. -
300
Posted on January 20, 2008 | No CommentsZack Snyder sets a new bench-mark for stylized visuals with this movie. -
The Great Debaters
Posted on December 24, 2007 | No CommentsAs an intelligent and important film with a purpose, The Great Debaters is constantly uplifting and deeply moving. -
Life in a… Metro
Posted on June 19, 2007 | No CommentsIntertwining stories set in Mumbai set against an excellent soundtrack. -
![Alfonso Cuaron’s Children of Men is a rare film; it is almost perfect. Grim, critical of the present and yet somehow hopeful, it is a meditation on the implications and consequences of scientific advances that feels like a cross breed of 12 Monkeys and Brazil. It is easy to classify the film as science fiction – it is set in 2027 after all – but the chronology of the film becomes less relevant as it progresses. This could be the state of our Earth a year from now. The visceral, almost virtuoso filmmaking style of Mexican Cuaron gives the film […]](http://filmphoria.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Children-of-Men-115x115.jpg "Children of Men")
Children of Men
Posted on December 30, 2006 | No CommentsAlfonso Cuaron’s Children of Men is a rare film; it is almost perfect. Grim, critical of the present and yet somehow hopeful, it is a meditation on the implications and consequences of scientific advances that feels like a cross breed of 12 Monkeys and Brazil. It is easy to classify the film as science fiction – it is set in 2027 after all – but the chronology of the film becomes less relevant as it progresses. This could be the state of our Earth a year from now. The visceral, almost virtuoso filmmaking style of Mexican Cuaron gives the film […] -
![Amongst astute film lovers, a Terrence Malick film ignites about the same amount of interest as a rare solar eclipse. Widely hailed as the J. D. Salinger of the American film world (and rightly so), this reclusive, visual genius has concocted some of the most mythic and resonant films about love and death with a mastery for framing indelible, precise images where landscapes, never people, dominate the screen. By those accounts, The New World is at once both a quintessential Malick film and a rare cinematic episode. It is as unique an experience as his The Thin Red Line or […]](http://filmphoria.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/The-New-World-115x115.jpg "The New World")
The New World
Posted on September 16, 2006 | No CommentsAmongst astute film lovers, a Terrence Malick film ignites about the same amount of interest as a rare solar eclipse. Widely hailed as the J. D. Salinger of the American film world (and rightly so), this reclusive, visual genius has concocted some of the most mythic and resonant films about love and death with a mastery for framing indelible, precise images where landscapes, never people, dominate the screen. By those accounts, The New World is at once both a quintessential Malick film and a rare cinematic episode. It is as unique an experience as his The Thin Red Line or […]
