Anthony Carter
I spent the majority of my childhood reading and writing as well as developing a deep and sincere love for movies. I ultimately dream of being a screen-writer or possibly even a director. I remember the first film that I ever fell in love with was Spielberg's JURASSIC PARK. Since then I've hunted down movies from every decade between now and the 20s. My top 3 favorite films are METROPOLIS (1927), THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939) and HALLOWEEN (1978).
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Everything's AlrightA single mother struggles with her decision to put her father in a nursing home.
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VIEW & REVIEW: "BEGINNERS" (2011)Mike Mills has done an absolutely fantastic job with this film which can best be described as an odd sort of coming-of-age story about finding out who you are, what your purpose is and what you can do for others.
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VIEW & REVIEW: "ATLAS SHRUGGED: PART I" (2011)Despite other reviewers picking on “Atlas Shrugged” for its political and ideological views, my issues with this film boil down to four major points: a really scattered screenplay, low-budget cheapness, boring shots and really hit or miss acting.
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VIEW & REVIEW: "MELANCHOLIA" (2011)Lars von Trier’s “Melancholia” is a... visually stunning film that features an incredible performance from Kirsten Dunst. However, the film does get a little bland and repetitious in a couple of moments while in others just falling dramatically flat.
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VIEW & REVIEW: "MAGIC TRIP: KEN KESEY'S SEARCH for a KOOL PLACE" (2011)Fans of the hippie culture and time period might get some amount of enjoyment out of “Magic Trip”, but the casual viewer may be left wondering just exactly what the point of the film was other than just watching a live-action, hippie version of “Vacation"
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VIEW & REVIEW: "11-11-11" (2011)Bousman tries really hard to be scary, suspenseful and stylish but his feeble attempts come off as desperate, dull and unoriginal.
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VIEW & REVIEW: "J. EDGAR" (2011)Despite the brilliant performances and strong screenplay I couldn’t help but feel that director Eastwood really held back with the way he put the final product together; thus resulting in a very plain and basic feeling film.
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View & Review: "Horrible Bosses" (2011)The comedy here is pretty basic. If you’ve seen any 2 or 3 comedy movies made in the past decade, most likely a Judd Apatow movie, you’ve already seen at least 75% of the jokes in this movie.
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View & Review: "Paranormal Activity 3" (2011)The film has some fantastic and brilliant scares... I just wish that the film was a bit longer so that there was time to allow the audience to just relax and feel at home before something just slams in their face.
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View & Review: "The Tree of Life" (2011)Terrence Malick has produced a beautiful film about the brutality of nature versus the gentility of grace, the development and growth of life, and the simple complexities of human emotion and this film is called "The Tree of Life".
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View & Review: "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" (2011)Filmed in 2010 and released in 2011, this Guillermo Del Toro produced and Troy Nixey directed remake of the 1973 made-for-tv movie is by far my choice for the most under-appreciated horror film of 2011.
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View and Review: "Bridesmaids" (2011)"Bridesmaids" is a delightful comedy... providing the audience with a fun little ride while still managing to hold respectability and treat its own characters seriously.
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View & Review: "Red State" (2011)"Kevin Smith really has a lot of nerve to tackle such a touchy and controversial subject and I applaud him for it... This is not a horror film, but it registers on the psyche as something that is quite horrifically real."
