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Sneak Preview Book Review: Four Word Film ReviewsFour Word Film Reviews is a different kind of movie review book which will bring a smile on your face, and with both its brevity and its humor - available now for pre-order on-line, and due out in North American bookstores from August 18. -
Website Review: Four Word Film Reviews (www.Fwfr.Com)Four Word Film Reviews is the brainchild of one Benj Clews from somewhere in the UK. It went online in October of 1999 and hasn't stopped evolving or expanding since. Here's what it's all about (and what's more, it's soon to become a book)!
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'New Moon' Reviews Are Mostly Unfavorable but 'Twilighters' Could Care LessIt's Friday morning and the hotly anticipated movie "New Moon" has finally hit multiplexes across the nation. The reviews have poured in and they are mostly unfavorable. Still, "New Moon" is destined to be a huge success at the box office.
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How Much Do You Value Movie Critiques & Reviews?How much weight do you put in a film review
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A 5 Step Guide to Writing Effective Film ReviewsMany people write movie reviews. Unfortunately, not all of them are helpful. Here is a guide to writing an effective film review. -
Film Critics Battle it Out Over InceptionI have been watching this clash of the titans unfold online and on Twitter the past day or so, and I am truly amazed. Film Critics Roger Ebert and Armond White take each other on, and believe me, there is no love lost.
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"New Moon" Reviews a Blockbuster or Bust?No matter what it is, and no matter what type of New Moon reviews come from the critics, the film is destined to be a success...
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'52 Pick-Up' on Flix Channel: My Background Role in the FilmIn the spring of 1986 I was a background actor or movie extra in the film "52 Pick-Up." It's being shown on the Flix cable channel. I happened to stumble upon it one night on TV. Unfortunately all of my scenes were cut, but here's my story. -
Marketing as a Vital Part of Film ProductionWhether you intend the film to be watched for commercial purposes or you want it to be merely seen and touch lives of people for non-commercial film screenings and festivals, you need to let the people know that there is something to watch out for. -
"Good Morning America" Film Critic Joel Segel Dies at 63Joel Siegel, film critic for "Good Morning America" died of colon cancer on Friday. He was 63.
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Tips on How to Write an Objective Film ReviewMany times movie fans pick and choose films by reading film reviews. A good film review should be objective, reliable and accurate.
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Spike Lee Film: 14 Book ReviewA collection of insightful essays and film reviews are spotlighted in the German book on the African-American filmmaker Spike Lee's cinema selections. -
Rianne's AC Movie Reviews Archive 2010: Action, Horror, Supernatural, and Suspense FilmsWhich movies do you want to watch? Here's a list of movie choices and their reviews to guide you through. -
Rianne's AC Movie Reviews Archive 2010: Classic, Comedy, Drama, Dance, Music, and Romance FilmsWhich movies do you want to watch? Here's a list of movie choices and their reviews to guide you through. -
Spanish Film [Rec] 2 Scaring Audiences All the Way to the Box OfficeOne of the scariest movies of 2010 is a foreign film, [Rec]2 based on demon possession in an apartment building. -
Rianne's AC Movie Reviews Archive 2010: Adventure, Epic, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Superhero FilmsWhich movies do you want to watch? Here's a list of movie choices and their reviews to guide you through. -
Rianne's AC Movie Reviews Archive 2010: Animation, Children, Family, and Teen FilmsWhich movies do you want to watch? Here's a list of movie choices and their reviews to guide you through. -
Judge Dredd: The Most Under Rated Super Hero Film of All Time!I review the cult classic of Judge Dredd. Apparently, film makers blamed the high needs of Stallone for this film's failures. -
First Precious Box Office Extremely Impressive for Film DebutPrecious is looking to become the little film that could after it has brought in almost $2 million during its opening weekend in just 18 theaters around the country. -
Writing Movie Reviews for Associated Content - is it Ever Worth It?At first glance, writing movie reviews for Associated Content might seem like a good idea. However, there are numerous considerations to keep in mind. In this article, I do a cost-benefit analysis of writing movie reviews for Associated Content.
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The Best and Most Informative Movie Reviews Web sitesThe best movie review Web sites right now, find out what is playing, read the reviews, watch trailers, and find out what real people rate the movies you want to go see.
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Marilyn Manson's Film Phantasmagoria : Shelved After Trailer LeakAfter many delays and negative outcry over the film's leaked trailer, Phantasmagoria has been shelved by Wild Bunch.
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Movie Review: The Most Disturbing Film of 2010 is 'A Serbian Film' (2010)Wildside Cinema reviews the disturbing horror thriller, A Serbian Film. -
Dayvee's Reviews: The Smurfs (in 3D)The Smurfs have finally made their blockbuster, big screen debut. Dayvee Sutton went to L.A. to talk to the stars, she gives a preview and review of the animated/live action film. -
Dayvee's Reviews: "Captain America: The First Avenger"Captain America made his first appearance in Marvel Comics eight months before the U.S.' entry into World War II, and he's had a cult following ever since. Dayvee Sutton reviews the 2011 summer blockbuster, '..."Captain America: the First Avenger. -
Dayvee's Reviews: The HelpDayvee Sutton reviews one of the most highly anticipated films of summer 2011: The Help. -
Seven Magnificent Cameras to Save Film PhotographyKodak may be on the ropes, but you haven't missed your last chance for a "Kodak Moment." Film photography is very much alive! These seven cameras are still making analog photography fun!
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Critical Film Review: Gian Gwai (The Eye) - 2002 Horror FilmDirectors the Pang Brothers create a haunting and beautiful meditation on the afterlife and the pursuit of dreams in this 2002 horror film.
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Dayvee's Reviews: "Friends with Benefits"There's a lot of hype with Justin Timberlake's and Mila Kunis' new film "Friends with Benefits". I saw it first...and I'll let you know if you should spend your $10 to see it. -
What to See at the 2011 Tribeca Film FestivalHundreds of feature films, documentaries and shorts will be screened beginning Thursday, April 21st, as part of the annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Here is a handy guide to what movies to see at Tribeca. -
"Hereafter" Star Cecile DeFrance Talks About Clint Eastwood's New Film (Opening Oct. 22nd)A look at the Clint Eastwood-directed film "Hereafter" (opening Oct. 22), with comments from the film's female star, Cecile LaFrance and additional quotes from Director Eastwood and star Matt Damon. -
The 5th Annual Salem Film Festival in Oregon: Showcase for the Best in Indie FilmThe Salem Film Festival in Salem, Oregon has surprisingly grown to a prestigious celebration of independent film worldwide. For its 5th anniversary, it would do Hollywood well to see where the real ideas in film truly are. -
The Philadelphia Film Festival Opens with Anticipation and FrightThe 19th Philadelphia Film Festival opened to a sold out crowd
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Ways to Promote Your Independent FilmA look at how you can promote your independent film from the very beginning. -
$70 Zombie Movie Becoming the Talk of Cannes Film FestivalColin is quickly becoming the little film that could. It is also quickly becoming recognized as the "$70 zombie movie" as it gets viewed by more audiences. The new zombie movie is being viewed at the 62nd Festival De Cannes.
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The Worst Film of 2010, The Last Airbender, Director Laughs All the Way to the BankThe film industry claims ticket are sales down this year, but the films that rate the worst with critics are bringing home the bacon. This summer's poster boy is M. Night Shyamalan's "The Last AirBender," grossing $70,500,000.
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A Review of the Penny Marshall Film "Awakenings"Mr. Stolyarov reviews Penny Marshall's film, "Awakenings" and how it manages to portray encephalitic patients as genuinely attractive, important, and interesting individuals who show a strong love of live and have much to teach the audience.
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Roger Ebert's Cancer Surgery Won't Delay His New Movie ReviewsRoger Ebert, the famous movie reviewer, is not slowed down even when undergoing surgery; his advance reviews will still appear in the Chicago Sun Times even as he undergoes cancer surgery in Houston, Texas.
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Film Festival ScamsNo one wants to waste their money on a film festival scam. It is not a pleasurable experience. Film festival scams are discouraging, expensive and stressful for filmmakers who are trying to get their work seen. -
The Must See British Independent Film Sixteen Years of AlcoholSixteen Years of Alcohol is a British Film depicting an alcholic's struggle to come to terms with the two conflicting sides of himself: the violent addict and the passionate idealist. It's shot in Edinburgh, Scottland.
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