Colin Farrell
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The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)
Review by Matt Anderson: Martin McDonagh has crafted this story to echo through the decades.
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The Batman (2022)
Review by Matt Anderson: This Batman has a way of creeping into the psyche long after the movie ends.
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The Gentlemen (2020)
Review by Matt Anderson: It's a whodunnit all wrapped up in Ritchie's unmistakable style.
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The Lobster (2015)
Review by Robert Denerstein: Lanthimos again posits what happens when the absurd becomes normal
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Seven Psychopaths (2012)
Review by Robert Denerstein: One psychopath too many?
Review by Marty Mapes: McDonagh manages to have it both ways
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Fright Night (2011)
DVD review by Matt Anderson: The new Fright Night is unnecessary, but modestly entertaining.
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Horrible Bosses (2011)
Review by Robert Denerstein: Another movie for fans of rude/crude humor
Review by Matt Anderson: Setting the stage closer to reality could've packed a lot more punch.
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Ondine (2010)
Review by Marty Mapes: A fairy tale for adults from Neil Jordan
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The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus (2009)
Review by Robert Denerstein: "Indulgent" doesn't go far enough
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Crazy Heart (2009)
Review by Marty Mapes: Don't expect greatness from the man named Bad
Review by Robert Denerstein: Bridges owns the show; no surprise to long-time watchers of his work
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In Bruges (2008)
Review by Matt Anderson: A ferocious pageant of stereotypes, misconceptions, and biases; but looks can be deceiving
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Ask the Dust (2006)
Review by Marty Mapes: A pulpy, hard-boiled, ironic tale but with a happy ending
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The New World (2006)
Review by Marty Mapes: Not about the storytelling; a tone poem that sounds gorgeous
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Alexander (2004)
Review by Marty Mapes: Doesn't earn the right to be three hours long
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Intermission (2004)
Review by Matt Anderson: Good old-fashioned storytelling and a collection of memorable characters
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Phone Booth (2003)
Review by Marty Mapes: The situation requires something more believably frightening than "a madman"
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Daredevil (2003)
Review by Matt Anderson: Creates its own vision, on its own terms, of a comic book hero in the real world
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The Recruit (2003)
Review by Matt Anderson: Dissolves into a paint-by-numbers spy flick with too few surprises
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American Outlaws (2001)