"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
In real life she's Erin McMaster, but Cara de Pescado is one of the fortunate ones to be considered a Masked Movie Snob. She puts her fins to work and writes Reviews From A Fishbowl.
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Securing six Oscar nominations, The Queen adds an intimate touch to an otherwise stoic figure.
Displaying sleazy content in a non-pedestrian manner, Notes On A Scandal is a riveting drama showing how creepy a lonely old lady can be.
The Pursuit of Happyness is pure suckyness.
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Movie Review: The Devil Wears Prada
With two Oscar nods, The Devil Wears Prada is the love child of Ugly Betty and Sex and the City.
A love-struck student’s quest for love makes for some really bad Korean cinema.
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Austin Film Festival: Sleeping Dogs Lie, The Book of the Dead, and Awards Announced
The 2006 Austin Film Festival awards announced and film screenings continue.
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Austin Film Festival: The Cave of the Yellow Dog, Rescue Dawn, and Death of a President
The 13th Annual Austin Film Festival is shaking things up.
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Austin Film Festival: Military Intelligence and You!, A Lobster Tale, and The Night of the White Pants
The Austin Film Festival is hosting several world premieres this year.
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Austin Film Festival: The Descendant, Catch and Release, and Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
The 13th Annual Austin Film Festival is the place to make friends, connections, and see good films.
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DVD Review: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (Locked 'N Loaded Director's Cut)
Guy Ritchie's first full-length film is wickedly funny and deliciously violent.
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