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Reverse Shot's Two Cents of 2010

Our annual nail in the coffin has been hammered: our final thoughts on the year in film, our last airing of grievances, and our ultimate chance to mention those films that might have been passed over in either our Ten Best or our 11 Offenses. "Two Cents" constitutes the year's most unanticipated awards gala, including honors for the “We Should Have Reviewed This” Award, Most Overlooked Performance, Worst Cinematography, Most Unexpectedly Moving Finale, Best and Worst Ending, Scariest Performance, Worst 3-D, Least-Expectedly Effective Horror Scenario, the Alfred Molina Award for Overacting, Most Endangered Species, Best Action Sequence, the “O...

Reviews of Movies We Won't See

In an act of benevolent time-saving, Reverse Shot will now occasionally review films that we haven’t and will not see—in nuggetlike, approximately 200-word chunks. This saves you, the reader, valuable minutes of your day, and us, the writers, wasted hours in dark rooms watching inevitably awful junk...

Retrospectives Coming Soon to the Reverse Shot Cinematheque, 2010

Last year's programming was such a success that we had to prep a 2010 edition. Sorry for the wait, superfans.

Oscars Are Important

In honor of this weekend's Oscar ceremony, we've rounded up all of Reverse Shot's predictions, think pieces, and insider trivia about the awards that we've posted this season. Hold on, actually we don't have any. We're not saying that makes us special, or somehow above it all . . . wait a second . ....

Reverse Shot's Two Cents of 2009

It's a tradition, whether we like it or not. Reverse Shot's annual year-end awards, including Most Needless Backlash, Most Successful Failure, Most Overrated, Worst Date Movie, Best 3-D, The Alfred Molina Award for Overacting, Worst Character Name, Best and Worst Soundtrack, Best Nic Cage, Actress M...

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Retrospectives Coming Soon to the Reverse Shot Cinematheque

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