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This week's most divisive film.
"Post Tenebras Lux" was booed when it premiered at Cannes last year. It went on to earn Carlos Reygadas the "Best Director" award. The unofficial awards of the Criticwire Network might go somewhat similarly.
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This Week's Most Divisive Film
On both sides of the critical divide of this polarizing Michael Bay movie.
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Division Division: 'Simon Killer'
Still haven't seen the latest from Antonio Campos? Reviews from members of our Criticwire network tell you why you should (or possibly shouldn't) seek it out.
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This Week's Divisive Film
"To The Wonder" may be getting the "Tree of Life" comparisons, but not the acclaim to match.
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This Week's Divisive Film
The ambitious film has been compared to the idea of the "Great American Novel," but not all critics agree.
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This Week's Most Divisive Movie
Quentin Dupieux's "Wrong" is attracting diverse critical reaction.
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Division Division: 'The Comedy'
The Comedy: Disgusting portrayal of a privileged lifestyle or a critique of one?
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Most Divisive Movie of the Week
Matteo Garrone first became known to many of us when his 2008 film "Gomorrah" won the Grand Prix at Cannes. His next film, "Reality," which opens in New York today and Los Angeles next week, achieved the same feat, but has nonetheless proved itself to be somewhat divisive; the grade snapshot shows t...
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Division Division: 'Oz: The Great and Powerful'
The most divisive movie of the week is the new film from director Sam Raimi.
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Division Division: 'Like Someone In Love'
“Like Someone In Love,” the latest film from director Abbas Kiarostami, has had a bumpy path to recognition. When it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival last May, it garnered mostly mixed-to-negative reviews. Writing for The Guardian, Peter Bradshaw called it “frustrating” ...
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