Writer/director Anderson's perplexing cinematic sensibilities betray an inability to depict realistic characters we can actually invest in; there is no truth to this film.
Full review by Chris Pandolfi.
"On Sunday, we’ll bear witness to the most recent batch of actors, filmmakers, and writers duke it out for the title as Greatest Person In History. I’m kidding, of course, but even without the Oscars being a WWE grudge match (which I would most definitely watch, by the way: think mud wrestling between Jessica Chastain and Jennifer Lawrence), it is an exciting time for film buffs worldwide. Will Argo continue its winning spree even without the Best Director nomination for Ben Affleck? Will Daniel Day-Lewis become the first actor in history to win three Oscars for Best Actor? Will Quentin Tarantino shrug off a nearly 20-year curse of nomination-only recognition and finally take home an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for Django Unchained? All these questions and more will be answered on Sunday." - Joe Marino of Geekenstein.com
"2012 was a fantastic year for movies. The world may be getting more cynical, but entertainment is adapting to that with some of the most charming or incredibly bombastic and awesome movies. I love movies and I’m glad 2012 saw it fit to give me at least 10 amazing ones." - David Rhinehart of Geekenstein.com
Games Fiends write:
2012 has been a year of great movies and of course horrible really not good in any way movies. As the year ends it is time to take a look back at the movies we enjoyed and those we hope to never see again. In the next two days we’ll let you in on our list of the Top 5 Films of the Year, Top 5 Surprisingly Great Films of the Year, The Top 5 Films You Hate to Admit You Loved in 2012 and The Top 5 Worst Films of the year.
