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Sundance Review: Michael Winterbottom's Swinging 'The Look Of Love' Fails To Titillate With Shallow, Empty Story
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While stylishly capturing the verve, exotica, and free-spirited mojo of swinging '60s London, uber-prolific English director Michael Winterbottom's portrait of legendary U.K. smut impresario Paul Raymond is otherwise a shallow misfire.
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I love that trailer, excellent cast too.
Revenge of the Jedi: 1) Luke and Liea go to save Han. When they get to Jabba's palace, Boba
Also I think that the death of Han Solo would have either clouded or been diminished by the deaths
These 5 fact articles are usually without opinion and bias, but it seems as though Drew decided that
Yes please
This concept is so bonkers. I've been excited for this ever since Jessica's review and I
I've yet to see Renner really blow me away in anything yet. Not that he's terrible or
Sure, it's "perfect." That's why Lucas has made alterations to it since it was
Great review, only I'm not sure why it calls the film "trilogy-concluding".
True, but that's obviously what they're trying to market it as considering the poster art