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James McCormick
James McCormick
James Reviews Kat Coiro’s A Case Of You [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
It's not a good sign for your film when your brightest spot is a cameo by a friend of yours.
James Reviews Joseph Kosinski’s Oblivion [Theatrical Review]
James takes on Joseph Kosinski's newest film. He didn't have much luck the first time. What's in store for him this time around?
For Criterion Consideration: Thomas McCarthy’s The Station Agent
With Peter Dinklage winning the hearts of everyone on Game of Thrones, read about the performance that won James over.
James’ Thoughts On Roger Ebert’s Passing
James looks back at one of his biggest influences, Roger Ebert.
James’ New DVD And Blu-Ray Picks For Tuesday, March 25TH, 2013
James takes a look at this week's new DVDs and Blu-rays.
James’ New DVD And Blu-ray Picks For Tuesday, March 19th, 2013
James wades through the week's new DVDs and Blu-rays, and tells you what to buy.
Kino Lorber and Raro Join Forces In U.S. Distribution
If you're a film lover, you're going to be excited about this news.
James Reviews Andrea Segre’s Shun Li And The Poet [PIFF 2013 Review]
James is shown to never judge a book by its cover. Or a film by its title. That is definitely the case with Andrea Segre's Shun Li and the Poet.
James Reviews Ignacio Ferreras’ Wrinkles [PIFF 2013 Review]
An intimate and unflinching look at old age and what happens to your mind, body and soul.
James Reviews Craig Zobel’s Compliance [DVD Review]
After seeing Compliance 3 times, James finally has the guts to sit down and write out his review.
For Criterion Consideration: Paul Schrader’s Hardcore
James takes a look at Paul Schrader's second feature and hopes for the Criterion treatment.
Kick Start This Film: Ralph Bakshi’s Last Days of Coney Island
Help fund the latest animated project from Ralph Bakshi.
James Reviews Bobby and Peter Farrelly’s The Three Stooges [Blu-ray Review]
Will you 'nyuck nyuck nyuck' with this release or feel like a knucklehead for picking it up? You'll be surprised at the answer.
For Criterion Consideration: Frank LaLoggia’s Lady In White
A forgotten ghost story starring a young Lukas Haas, perfect for this time of year. James makes his case in this For Criterion Consideration.