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Davis Freeberg's DVD AllStars

  • Dude You Need to See This Movie

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    The Big Lebowski  (1997)

    The Big Lebowski is an absolutely classic tale.  It's what Pulp Fiction would have turned out like if it was a comedy.  I'd love to see them come out with a sequel.  The film is set in the Los Angeles Valley and Dude Lebowski is the victim of a mistaken identity and spends the whole movies trying to get justice after a couple of dumb mobster ruin his rug.  The film itself can be a little surreal, but well put together and delightfully entertaining.  On my list of favorite movies of all time.

  • Bad Santa No Doughnut

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    Bad Santa  (2003)

    I'm not sure how this one ended up in my Netflix  queue, but I spent my weekend celebrating Christmas in May, but this movie turned out to be anything, but heartwarming. 

    The premise of the movie is that there are two criminals that knock off a store mall each year and the movie starts with them finishing a job and finishes with a bungled attempt the following Christmas.  Bernie Mac did a good job of being funny, but the whole movie seemed like it was created more for the shock value of seeing a midget curse then for good filmmaking.  Next year, don't expect to see this one on my wishlist.

  • Should Have Let Others See This Instead

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    The Others  (2001)

    I rented The Others from Netflix this weekend and was a little confused at why the film was so highly rated there.  Nicole Kidman plays a conservative widow who is responsible for raising two kids with a rare condition that makes them alergic to light.  The movie does a good job of exploring the supernatural realm and a few of the twists and turns are delightfully unexpected, but overall the film is very slow, boring and lacks the chemistry necessary to keep a viewer engaged for two hours.  Part horror movie, part psychological thriller, but all PG13.  The movie had all the appeal of a traditional thriller without the body count.

 

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