HeyJaredBob Garver
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Review: 'Primetime' is hardly worth your time (opens the original)
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In “Primetime,” Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, host of “To Catch a Predator,” an offshoot of NBC’s “Dateline” news program in the mid-2000’s. Hansen and the show’s production team would coordinate with police to lure child predators (via internet chatrooms where there would be no ambiguity as to their intent) to locations where they would be ambushed, first by Hansen and his cameras, then by the police. While removing child predators from society was undeniably good work, doing so in the f
Review: 'Resident Evil' is actually worth your time (opens the original)
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The last time I started a review with that phrase, it was to mean something bad. “Lightyear” was the first Pixar movie that I didn’t recommend. This time, it’s something good: Zach Cregger’s new take on “Resident Evil” is the first movie based on a video game that I do recommend. Not surprisingly, the man who directed Amy Madigan to an Oscar last year for “Weapons” brings enough good ideas to the table that I actually found the movie to be worth my time. Perhaps even more impressive is that the
Review: 'By Any Means' is conflicted, confused film (opens the original)
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“By Any Means” is a movie about two disparate FBI employees that can’t decide if it wants to be a “Buddy Cop” movie or not. The pair is mismatched, but are they “comically” mismatched? The pair's banter ... is there enough banter to qualify for the “Buddy Cop” label? There’s action, but is the action too violent and intense for a term as casual as “Buddy Cop”? The result is an uneven tone that makes the movie too dark for matinee action fans and too ridiculous for true-crime aficionados. The mov
Review: 'Coyote vs. Acme' is sharp, playful Looney Tunes tale (opens the original)
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The dialogue-free Road Runner/Wile E. Coyote cartoons are my favorite of the Looney Tunes. No jokes centered around annoying accents or speech impediments, just pure physical comedy about a hapless carnivore and his Ahab-like obsession with catching and eating a skinny flightless bird. Although the cartoons are ridiculous, they follow strict rules, outlined by creator Chuck Jones. Rules include the action always having to take place in the American Southwest and the Road Runner always having to
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