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Dain's Movie Reviews and Trailers
www.dainsmoviereviews.com
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Daily movie reviews of films from all genres
#74147 in All , #13 in Movie Reviews

Mean Creek Movie Review

Mean Creek (2004) is an artistic film on the cusp of greatness. The cinematography is excellent, acting is great, storyline is good (although a little predictable), and even the music is hauntingly b...

28 jul 10

Acts of Worship Movie Review

Acts of Worship (2001) is a film everyone must see.  It is as close as you can get to truly understanding drug addiction and dependence without actually going through it yourself; The Basketball...

26 jul 10

Don McKay Movie Review

Don McKay (2009) had everything it needed to be a decent movie, but with flat acting and poor (even confusing) dialog it fell short. With a very original plot and a great cast I kept waiting for it t...

25 jul 10

Strange Wilderness Movie Review

Strange Wilderness (2008) is a crazy hilarious dirty dark raunchy movie. This is the type of movie you watch with a group of friends with a few to many beers late at night, not with your wife (like I...

24 jul 10

Four Eyed Monsters Movie Review

Four Eyed Monsters (2005) is a truly original and artistic narrative film; part drama, part documentary. As part of the project there are also thirteen webisodes that make this experience more than a...

04 dec 09

Panic Attack Short Film Review

Panic Attack!/Ataque de Pánico! (2009) is a short film out of Uruguay by Federico Alvarez. It is an amazing accomplishment for only $500; of course a lot of time, effort, and favors helped it along. ...

03 dec 09

The Strip Movie Review

The Strip (2009) brings together a great group of improvisers headed by the master, Dave Foley. Hilarity and friendship power this creative and realistic story that many will relate to. Mundane jobs,...

27 nov 09

Before I Self Destruct Movie Review

Before I Self Destruct (2009) is an uncompromising view of life in the inner-city that focuses on how things can change without warning. When that happens, you can be forced into making decisions tha...

23 nov 09

Barbarossa and the Towers of Italy Documentary Review

Barbarossa and the Towers of Italy (2008) is a wonderful and interesting historical documentary about the torries (watchtowers) that adorn the coastlines of Italy and the role they played to thwart p...

20 nov 09

Ink Movie Review

Ink (2009) is a climax of audio and visual stimulation that takes you on a journey of the subconsciousness. The dark and light forces fight over the soul in a thrilling and thought provoking metaphys...

15 nov 09

The Barbershop Chronicles Movie Review

The Barbershop Chronicles (2009) takes you into the life experiences of the barbershop. The script is excellently written, but does take a little while for the story to take off. When it does you wil...

15 nov 09

The End of Poverty Documentary Review

The End of Poverty? (2008) is a startling documentary that brings comprehension to the origin of global poverty. The opening question by narrator Martin Sheen sets the direction of the film; "In a wo...

11 nov 09

The Transformation of Gerald Baumgartner Movie Review

The Transformation of Gerald Baumgartner (2009) is a tremendously quirky dark comedy wrapped up in the blanket of life (or better yet, an afgan with those annoying holes your toes poke out of). Geral...

05 nov 09

Hidden Beauty Documentary Review

Hidden Beauty (خفية الجمال) is a short documentary by Olga Sapozhnikova that looks at the role of women in Arabian society. Four Arabic women living in the United Arab Emirates are profiled in this e...

05 nov 09

The Iron Boy Film Review

The Iron Boy (2006) is a gem of a short film from Australia. This eerie and dramatic film is wonderfully shot with dark undertones, and the spooky soundtrack compliments it perfectly. It stars Rebecc...

03 nov 09

What Became of Us Movie Review

What Became of Us/Mitä meistä tuli (2009) is a dramatically thrilling independent film from Finland. You will be immersed in this movie with its unique and multifaceted characters, amazing cinematogr...

01 nov 09

Random Lunacy: Videos from the Road Less Traveled Documentary Review

Random Lunacy: Videos from the Road Less Traveled (2007) is a great documentary following the life of William David Pearlman (more commonly know as Poppa Neutrino) and his family. Seamlessly splicing...

31 oct 09

A Passion for Giving Documentary Review

A Passion for Giving (2009) is a unique look at why people give. Director, producer, and cinematographer Robin Melanie Leacock heads out with her camera to answer the question through enlightening an...

24 oct 09

Perfect Imperfection Documentary Review

Perfect Imperfection: The Making and Saving of I'll Believe You (2009) is a must see documentary for any filmmaker, especially up and coming ones; even movie fans will find it interesting. It not onl...

23 oct 09

For My Father Movie Review

For My Father/Shabat Shalom Maradona (2008) is an absorbing and complex quest of unyielding emotion, choice, and discovery. Given the choice of regaining your father's honor and cementing your legacy...

18 oct 09

One Hour Fantasy Girl Movie Review

One Hour Fantasy Girl (2009) is an artistic yet raw look at real life; this is based on a true story. The film is a poignant view at the life of Brandi (Kelly-Ann Tursi), a fantasy girl. With dreams ...

09 oct 09

I'll Believe You Movie Review

I'll Believe You (2007; DVD 2009) is a lively out of this world comedy adventure revolving around an overnight radio show host and his circle of friends along with some charismatic fans. For two year...

04 oct 09

Gigante Movie Review

Gigante (2009) is an eccentric film about the period of time before meeting the one you have fallen for. Calling it a love story would not do it justice; I call it a "pre-love" story, with drama and ...

27 sep 09

Good Night And Good Luck Movie Review

Good Night, And Good Luck. looks at the early years of television and journalism principles; specifically the on-air clash in the 1950's between Edward R. Murrow of CBS and Senator Joseph McCarthy of...

11 sep 09

Somers Town Movie Review

Somers Town (2008) is fresh and lighthearted coming of age story that has real-life charm and drama. It is serious yet fun look at growing up. The people you meet and the situations you get into, as ...

05 sep 09

Two Days Movie Review

2 Days stars Paul Rudd as Paul Miller, a 30 year old who has decided to kill himself in two days and film everything from now on. He lives in Los Angeles and is a failed Hollywood actor that has hire...

02 sep 09

The Visitor Movie Review

The Visitor (2007) is an emotional tale of self discovery late in life and the so called American dream. With a career defining performance by Richard Jenkins you are in for a "reel" treat. The movie...

27 aug 09

Tyson Documentary Review

Tyson (2008) is a very revealing and telling history of Mike Tyson's life told by Tyson himself. He talks through his childhood up to current day in a very open and candid manner.The filmmaker (James...

25 aug 09

π Movie Review

π or Pi (1998) is a crazy mind-bending thrill ride! It was filmed entirely in black and white with a grainy high contrast look giving it a timeless (and slightly manic) feel. Maximilian (Max) Cohen i...

21 aug 09

Duane Hopwood Movie Review

Duane Hopwood (2005) is a story of living with your mistakes, accepting them, and moving on. Duane (David Schwimmer) had a happy marriage to Linda (Janeane Garofalo) with two young children until his...

20 aug 09

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