Category Archives: Mystery

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Super 8

The emotion is real and the stakes are high in "Super 8", the third film by writer/director J.J. Abrams. By Rachel Warman.

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The Adjustment Bureau

Emotion takes precedence over explosions in this brainy thriller by first-time director George Nolfi. By Sean Collins-Smith.

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Watchmen

Zack Snyder's adaptation of Alan Moore's revolutionary graphic novel is faithful, full of depth, and visually stunning. Just make sure you read the source material first. By Joseph Chirico.

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Paranoiac

Freddie Francis elegantly weaves the mysterious with the macabre. By Michael L

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Gerry

Some great cinematography and admirable acting don't save "Gerry" from becoming a meandering, monotonous mess. By William Davenport.

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Shutter Island

Twisty, turny film by Martin Scorsese has pieces of horror and detective genres within it - but its heart is in the power of mythology. By Michael L

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Black Swan

Darren Aronofsky's "Swan" is as agonizing as it is beautiful. By Michael L

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Inception

Missed opportunities by the talented Christopher Nolan leave "Inception" turning and turning with nowhere to go. By Michael Bolosan.

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The Departed

Masculinity and Femininity converge with Sex and Death in Scorcese's crime drama. By Michael L

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The Big Lebowski

Abide the Dude for a trippy film-noir journey in 90's America. By Ben Artley and Zach Snowden.

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Fargo

"Fargo" was the first Coen brothers film William Davenport saw. And it worked out well.

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Barton Fink

In search of the common man, "Barton Fink" finds irony and tragedy in a screenwriter stuck in a figurative Hell (and John Goodman's the Devil). By Michael Bolosan.