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Reviews

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  Catch Me If You Can 2002

  

  Lisa ★★★★½

  Catch Me If You Can was yet another leaving Netflix soon movie I felt was well overdue for a rewatch. I always forget how young Leonardo DiCaprio looks when I…

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  Song of the Sea 2014

  

  Daniel's Productions ★★★★

  This is better than the Cartoon Saloon films I have watched so far, but it takes a while to get into. The first act is quite weak and generic with…

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  Carol 2015

  

  Cesar ★★★½

  Aside from the fact that I found it too slow at parts and that the relationship depicted never connected to me emotionally, this is for sure one of the year's…

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  Carol 2015

  

  WALL-E ★★★★★

  Just one of the best Christmas movies

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  Carol 2015

  

  Chad Webb ★★★★½

  This is one of the best reviewed films of 2015 for a reason. Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara give award-worthy turns for sure, but the real star is Todd Haynes…

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  Carol 2015

  

  Kevin, uh, Skywalker, yeah ★★★★½

  Just when you think it can't get any worse, you run out of cigarettes.

  The second Todd Haynes film in as many nights to keep me up while I was…

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  Carol 2015

  

  lonelytree ★★★★½

  Sideway glances, a prolonged gaze, hopeful yet almost certain feelings; all emotions felt when dealing with an attraction so few can create and hold with you. Overwhelming emotions split between…

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  Carol 2015

  

  Scott Phillips Jr. ★★★★★

  Not a single film looks more like the 1950s than Carol does and I’m in awe of that. 

  The design of this film is flawless, and thank goodness for such…