In the Brandon Fibbs Book of Movieisms it is stated: “A bad film is not the worst kind of film. A bad film is simply bad. It does not aspire to be anything better. But a film with potential to be great that squanders its promise by either action or inaction is a far more [...]

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I left The Lovely Bones decidedly torn. On the one hand, it was an astonishingly creative and beautiful film, filled with the sort of deeply, deeply imaginative imagery that makes you want to leap [...]

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