Review: Ruby Sparks

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As you watch Ruby Sparks you may or may not be able to determine if you are watching a magical fantasy tale or just a well-written independent film. The beauty behind this film is that it continually walks a fine line between the two. It’s fantasy elements seem grounded in a reality built around Calvin’s [...]

Review: Seeking Justice

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Let’s not mince words here. Nicholas Cage recent work has been a smorgasbord of the cockamamie and overwrought. Returning to the New Orleans setting of Cage’s last quality film (2009′s Bad Lieutenant) Seeking Justice starts off with some promise and gradually fizzles. After his cellist wife (January Jones) is raped after a rehearsal, Cage’s English [...]

The Art of Bad Cinema: Godfrey Ho

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Let me share a little known fact; Bad films are just as hard to make as good films.  Even your favorite bad film has been responsible for eighteen hour work days, bankruptcy or divorce.  I know this to be true having been involved in my own fair share of stinkers.  Very rarely does a filmmaker [...]