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Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) 92% 3/4 EDIT “In an age of glowering caped crusaders, Homecoming reminds us that we should be having fun watching men in tights smack into walls.” – Willamette Week Jul 13, 2017 Full Review Baby Driver (2017) 92% 4/4 EDIT “It takes a scant five minutes for Baby Driver to feel like one of the best car-chase films of all time.” – Willamette Week Jun 29, 2017 Full Review It Comes at Night (2017) 88% EDIT “It's the minimalist apocalyptic nightmare we never knew we needed, and a master class in lingering, universal fear.” – Willamette Week Jun 7, 2017 Full Review Tracktown (2016) 71% 2/4 EDIT “Though often overreaching, Pappas is most effective when focusing on Plumb's personal relationships.” – Willamette Week May 11, 2017 Full Review Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) 85% 3/4 EDIT “Vol. 2 isn't the jolt that the first one was, but between all the action and its surprisingly poignant finale, it's a welcome addition.” – Willamette Week May 3, 2017 Full Review Kills on Wheels (2016) 89% 2/4 EDIT “There are some fun bits here, but the tonal shifts -- from dark comedy to crime caper to hyper-earnest coming-of-age tale to generic family drama -- jackknifes far too often for most of it to work.” – Willamette Week Mar 1, 2017 Full Review The Student (2016) 86% 2/4 EDIT “Half the film comprises a teenager screaming Bible verses, making it as much an endurance test as an invigorating cautionary tale.” – Willamette Week Mar 1, 2017 Full Review John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) 89% 3/4 EDIT “John Wick was a surprise hit that might just be the best action movie of the decade. Its sequel could end up becoming a contender for second-best.” – Willamette Week Feb 17, 2017 Full Review Kubo and the Two Strings (2016) 97% A EDIT “Kubo transcends its kiddie-flick leanings to become a modern fable, emerging not just as the year's best animated film, but as an instant classic.” – Willamette Week Aug 18, 2016 Full Review Sausage Party (2016) 82% A- EDIT “This is a film that starts out funny and ratchets up the insanity.” – Willamette Week Aug 11, 2016 Full Review The Conjuring 2 (2016) 80% B- EDIT “When Conjuring 2 is scary, it's in a class its own.” – Willamette Week Jun 9, 2016 Full Review The Nice Guys (2016) 91% A- EDIT “This movie starts at full speed and never stops. While there are flaws, watching these actors let loose amid a collage of explosions, gunfire, drugs and filth is just too fun to slight Black for some clichés.” – Willamette Week May 19, 2016 Full Review Captain America: Civil War (2016) 90% A- EDIT “Civil War is fun. It's smart. It's coherent. And, most importantly, it allows its heart to beat strongly amid the chaos, with character moments and set pieces working in tandem to create perhaps Marvel's best film so far.” – Willamette Week May 18, 2016 Full Review London Has Fallen (2016) 28% D EDIT “London Has Fallen... a huge-budget debacle that simply looks like a direct-to-video toss-away, with action sequences that at best are shootouts and at worst look like cutscenes from an old Playstation game, with added gay panic and racism.” – Willamette Week Mar 10, 2016 Full Review Sworn Virgin (2015) 71% B- EDIT “The film presents a fascinating look at gender, and though it's often a bit dull and completely whiffs the ending, its approach is a prime example of drawing robust characters without resorting to broad strokes.” – Willamette Week Feb 25, 2016 Full Review Sivas (2014) 80% C EDIT “Despite its stark realism-shot with shaky camera, so you know it's gritty-this Turkish coming-of-age drama is a classic story of a boy and his dog.” – Willamette Week Feb 25, 2016 Full Review Right Now, Wrong Then (2015) 92% C EDIT “The actors are wonderful in the play's extremely long takes. Problem is, their characters-he an adulterous doofus, her a bore-aren't engaging enough to make you want to do this once, let alone twice” – Willamette Week Feb 23, 2016 Full Review Office (2015) 87% B EDIT “It's a marvel to look at, and even if you're not into modern musicals, there's no denying this is the work of a master craftsman trying-and succeeding-to do something completely different.” – Willamette Week Feb 23, 2016 Full Review The Witch (2015) 91% A- EDIT “A film of deliberate pacing, painterly beauty and cold brutality, freshman director Robert Eggers' The Witch is a strange beast: a combination horror film and period piece that functions at the highest tier of both genres.” – Willamette Week Feb 18, 2016 Full Review Point Break (2015) 12% D+ EDIT “It's as though somebody took the original, stripped it of its charm and character dynamic, then let it soak in a bucket of Mountain Dew, Red Bull and Axe body spray, then plopped it onscreen, dripping and bulging for all to see.” – Willamette Week Jan 7, 2016 Full Review The Revenant (2015) 78% A- EDIT “In terms of pure spectacle and cinematic beauty, Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant approaches masterpiece status.” – Willamette Week Jan 7, 2016 Full Review Ant-Man (2015) 83% B+ EDIT “Ant-Man is a largely self-contained, breezy, hilarious and gorgeous heist film that manages a feat few recent superhero films do: It stands up well on its own.” – Willamette Week Jan 2, 2016 Full Review The Assassin (2015) 80% B- EDIT “It's glorious to look at and impossible to stop pondering.” – Willamette Week Nov 5, 2015 Full Review Crimson Peak (2015) 72% B+ EDIT “Crimson Peak is a vision that is del Toro's and del Toro's alone, and while it's not his most compelling work, it's very surely his most beautiful. That alone makes it worth the price of admission.” – Willamette Week Oct 16, 2015 Full Review The Martian (2015) 91% B- EDIT “As always, Scott's direction is spot-on, especially in terms of pure visual spectacle... Alas, Scott's hand is almost always too cold when it comes to working with a human touch.” – Willamette Week Sep 30, 2015 Full Review
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