Pete Docter’s Up (A+)
Matteo Garrone’s Gomorrah (A+)
Jody Hill’s Observe and Report (A)
Henry Selick’s Coraline (A)
Tony Scott’s The Taking of Pelham 123 (A)
Todd Philips’ The Hangover (A)
Zack Snyder’s Watchmen (A-)
JJ Abrams’ Star Trek (A-)
James Gray’s Two Lovers (A-)
Neveldine/Taylor’s Crank: High Voltage (A-)
Kevin McDonald’s State of Play (A-)
Steven Soderbergh’s The Girlfriend Experience (A-)
Tony Gilroy’s Duplicity (B+)
Greg Mottola’s Adventureland (B+)
John Hamburg’s I Love You, Man (B+)
Tom Tywker’s The International (B)
Wayne Kramer’s Crossing Over (B)
Pierre Morel’s Taken (C)
Ken Kwapis’ He’s Just Not That Into You (C)
McG’s Terminator: Salvation (D)
Timothy Linh Bui’s Powder Blue (D)
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Want to see Gammorah, Pelham was a nice B- movie.
Oh, man, POWDER BLUE was TERRIBLE.
I was stoked because of the promise of naked Biel... It's here as promised, along with some surprise candle wax, but in a fairly depressing scene, so only the idiots who can get it up over miserable screencaps of Requiem need apply.
Speaking of which, movie is a total bullshit downer ripoff of Requiem for a Dream, Exotica, Crash, Magnolia, and the cinematic ouevre of Wayne Kramer; Filmed in pure Kramerscope and complete with natural anomoly montage at the end straight out of the Haggis/Magnolia/Altman playbook.
Shame that Biel kinda gives it her all and Liotta's in good form (though their relationship should be guessed from frame one); It's just a blur of dour misery and Forest Whitaker driving around trying to pay an annoying drag queen to shoot him for what feels like 37 hours.
What a piece of shit.
yes -- it was dog-shit, Lex.
Uncle Fred -- Tony's style brings Pelham up to an A for me. Yes, it's B-movie material, but Tony elevated the entire thing with his special brand of razzle-dazzle.
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