Name: Neil Miller
Dateline: Columbus, OH
Weblog: www.columbusmovieguy.com [RSS]
Articles: 95
First Published: Wednesday, June 7, 2006
Last Published: Friday, April 6, 2007
Currently listing articles 95-51:
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Movie Review: Grindhouse— Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez team up to bring exploitation into the mainstream, but will we get it?
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Columbus Alive Deep Focus Film Fest Announces Schedule for '07— At last year's festival we discovered Brick, which turned out to be one of my personal favorite films of the year.
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Movie Review: Meet the Robinsons— Disney and Pixar consummate their marriage with an animated love child in splendid 3D.
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Movie Review: Blades of Glory— Will Ferrell and Jon Heder take on the world of figure skating, one awkward crotch grab at a time.
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Movie Review: Shooter— Mark Wahberg sports some trashy facial hair, takes on "the man" and has plenty of fun along the way.
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Movie Review: The Lookout— Joseph Gordon-Levitt continues his trend of breaking away from being that kid from 3rd Rock From the Sun and moving towards being a serious dramatic
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The 300 Controversy: Fact vs. Fiction— Everyone with a blog and a dream thinks they are a pundit these days.
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Movie Review: Premonition— I can see into the future — this film will be disappointing to many Sandra Bullock fans.
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Movie Review: I Think I Love My Wife— Chris Rock thinks he loves his wife. He also thinks he's a good director.
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Movie Review: 300— Frank Miller's popular graphic novel is transposed into a film that simply kicks ass!
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DVD of the Week: Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan— The most talked about movie of 2006 is about to become the must-have DVD of 2007.
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Movie Review: Full of It— Full of It is only two letters away from being the most honestly titled film of the year.
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Movie Review: Wild Hogs— Four actors trying to resurrect their careers play four-middle aged guys trying to get back their youth. Coincidence? I think not.
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Movie Review: Zodiac— Coming from director David Fincher you would expect to see a film with a big twist, would you not?
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Movie Review: Reno 911!: Miami— Feel like a couple laughs? The gang from Reno is there for you...
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Giveaway: Exclusive-ish 300 Extravaganza!
— Are you excited about 300? Here are a few more reasons why you should be...
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DVD of the Week: Will Ferrell is Stranger than Fiction— We all know that Will Ferrell can do comedy, but did you know that he can tone it down and mix in a little drama
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2007 Academy Awards Recap: The One That Got Away At The Oscars— Last nights Oscar show was a lot of things, one being almost eerily predictable.
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Oscar Predictions: The "Other" Best Pictures— Whether Animated, Foreign Language or Documentary, these little flicks get to be a different kind of "Best Picture."
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Oscar Predictions: The Performers— Queens, Divas, Kings and grumpy old men fill this year's ballot for the thespians who will rock Oscar's world on Sunday night.
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Oscar Predictions: Behind the Scenes
— The actors get the glory, but it is those who work behind the scenes that can truly make a film a special experience.
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Movie Review: Ghost Rider— Director Mark Steven Johnson sets out to ruin another comic book hero franchise.
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An Interview with Zack Snyder, Director of 300
— The director of the upcoming Spartan epic 300 talks about Frank Miller's graphic novel, making a movie that kicks ass, and more.
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Giveaway: Do You Fear The Number 23?— If you can handle The Number 23, then you might win a pretty cool prize pack from New Line Cinemas!
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The Top Ten Oscar Snubs of 2006
— Dreamgirls did get the big ole' cold shoulder for Best Picture, but it did garner some nominations. But which films really got ignored by the
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Movie Review: Smokin' Aces— Joe Carnahan's sophomore effort is a stylish shoot 'em up and then some.
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The 2007 GAG Awards: Celebrating the Worst in Film— While 2006 may not be the worst year ... there are some stinky piles of cinematic failure littered across the celluloid landscape.
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Oscar Nominees Announced - 79th Academy Awards to Be Held February 25
— AMPAS, please stop groping Mr. Eastwood.
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Movie Review: Dreamgirls— Dreamgirls has soul - plenty of soul.
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Movie Review: Alpha Dog— Despite a few solid performances, Alpha Dog is just another late year wannabe.
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Ohio Critics Recognize the Year's Best
— Children of Men and The Departed big winners in fifth annual Central Ohio Film Critics Association awards.
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Movie Review: Home of the Brave— Coming home is the real battle, but enjoying this movie is nearly impossible...
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Movie Review: Children of Men— Alfonso Cuarón's film is about the future, yes. But there is quite a bit more to it than that.
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Movie Review: The History Boys— The transition from stage to screen can often be a terrifying thing, but Nicholas Hynter's The History Boys laughs in the face of terror.
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Movie Review: We Are Marshall— Matthew McConaughey does his best impression of a football coach who wears really tight pants.
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Movie Review: Perfume - The Story of a Murderer— When you think of perfume, you very rarely think about movies. You also don't think about fantasy tales about serial killers, do you?
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Movie Review: The Pursuit of Happyness— Will Smith spends a few hours being cute with his real life son and sprinting through the streets of San Francisco.
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Movie Review: The Holiday— Christmas is about sharing love, or in the case of these two women - getting as far away from love as physically possible.
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Movie Review: Eragon— One of this year's most anticipated fanboy flicks crashes and burns...
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Movie Review: Blood Diamond— It takes some serious bravado to make a film about Africa that is as unabashed as Edward Zwick’s Blood Diamond.
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Movie Review: Van Wilder 2 - The Rise of Taj— Dane Cook and Kal Penn now have something in common – neither of them are Ryan Reynolds.
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Movie Review: Rocky Balboa— Despite the advice of his wife to stay away, Sly Stallone has come back again to give Rocky one more shot at being the People's
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Movie Review: Bobby— Emilio Estevez puts forth his best effort to deliver one of the year's biggest surprises.
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Movie Review: A Good Year— Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott team up for the first time since Gladiator to attempt to have A Good Year. The result is a below-mediocre
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DVD Review: Wordplay— Wordplay is like a great crossword puzzle, intelligently crafted and captivating.
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