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June 4, 2010
Primal Fear (1996)
Should I see it?
No.



Surprises are sparse in this tedious film. There is one exception however. Edward Norton’s career establishing, Oscar nominated performance is compelling. The commanding young Norton overshadows Richard Gere who struggles to be interesting in drab lead role.

Relentless Catholic bashing acts as the film's foundation as it once again explores the homosexual pedophilia troubles the clergy has had over the years. While it certainly isn't a subject that should be ignored, it gets a little tiring to see it once again used to denigrate the whole faith.

One wonders, when will Hollywood come out with a rash of public school teachers as predators movies? I'm certain the percentage of pedophile teachers out numbers those found in the church. Just sayin'.


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Other "Ain't the Clergy Awful" movies
Stigmata (1999)
The Da Vinci Code (2006)


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March 6, 2009
Movie Trailer: American Violet
I'm all for a moving story exploring the results of an overreaching government, chances are this will have that...along with a buttload of self important leftist stereotypes and gripes.

This could be very good if it is restrained.






Screenwriters: Bill Haney
Director:
Tim Disney
Actors: Alfie Woodard (Because of Winn-Dixie), Will Patton (The Rapture), Nicole Beharie (The Express), Tim Blake Nelson (O' Brother Where Art Thou?) and Michael O'Keefe (Caddyshack)




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August 14, 2008
Movie Trailer: The Family that Preys
Tyler Perry comes out with a movie more often than I mow my yard. This one man movement is an undeniable talent and stands as proof that determination, hard work, and a grounded attitude will get you far...well, that and a gift for dramatics.

The trailer shows this to be squarely within his range. His dramatic family comedies handle heavy issues with a light but direct hand. Perry's work isn't my cup of tea, but I respect the man and his works. Many people love his products, its just not something that speaks to me.

Looking beyond the trailer, this film sports one of the best posters I've seen in a long time.







Screenwriter: Tyler Perry (Why Did I Get Married?)
Director: Tyler Perry (Diary of a Mad Black Woman)
Actors: Tyler Perry (Meet the Browns), Kathy Bates (Misery), Alfre Woodard (Beauty Shop), Cole Hauser (The Cave), Sanaa Lathan (Out of Time), and Rockmond Dunbar (Kiss Kiss Bang Bang)


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