Tag: jemaine clement

• Review: Avatar: The Way of Water

  By Christian DiMartino Allow myself to quote myself, in my initial review of James Cameron’s Avatar from earlier this year: “Like, yeah, there’s flaws, but… f**k’em, look at what Cameron did here.” Yeaaaaaaaah, that’s pretty much where I stand with Avatar: The Way of Water. I revisited Avatar back in September and it was every…

  christiandimartino

  December 16, 2022

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  avatar, avatar the way of water, christian dimartino, cliff curtis, dileep rao, film, films, james cameron, jemaine clement, joel david moore, kate winslet, movie, movies, sam worthington, sigourney weaver, stephen lang, wordpress, zoe saldana

• Review: The BFG

  By Christian DiMartino I feel no shame in admitting that I have an insanely high standard when it comes to the work of Steven Spielberg. To go further, I’ll say that the only person to blame for such an expectation is Spielberg himself. For making such amazing films. Since Jaws back in 1975, Spielberg has…

  christiandimartino

  July 3, 2016

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  christian dimartino, jemaine clement, mark rylance, movies, penelope wilton, rebecca hall, roald dahl, ruby barnhill, steven spielberg, the bfg

• Review: Don Verdean

  1/2 By Christian DiMartino The work of director Jared Hess has always had a similar feeling. Especially with Napoleon Dynamite  and Gentlemen Broncos, they have this odd quirkiness to them that I find somewhat hard to resist. When you’re watching a Hess film (with the exception of the dismal Nacho Libre), we can always tell we’re watching a Hess…

  christiandimartino

  December 11, 2015

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  amy ryan, christian dimartino, danny mcbride, don verdean, jared hess, jemaine clement, leslie bibb, movies, sam rockwell, will forte