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★★★★½ Blade Runner 2049
A somber, intelligent second round of dystopian Los Angeles goodness.
Julian De Backer hails from Antwerp, Belgium – a country commonly mentioned in phrases like “Belgium’s a country?”. Or, to quote Jon Stewart, “Call me when you get your own language!”
Film has always played a big part in Julian’s life, ever since he grew up watching Walt Disney’s classics on VHS.For some obscure reason, he likes to collect films on obscure formats. Betamax, LaserDisc, HD DVD … he loves toacquire them, even when a far superior alternative (yay for Blu-ray!) is available. He strongly believes that both dubbing and region coding should be banned from the industry altogether. Personal motion picture favourites includeBack to the Future, The Goonies, The Truman Show, The Blues Brothers and Hook.
Becoming a film critic has always been Julian’s major goal, with unsuccessful results so far. As a graduated journalist,he’s currently working odd jobs on a freelance basis. The love for the written word can’t be fed enough, which explainshis desire to maintain http://www.julian.be for the last 10 years. Here’s hoping he can be of use to The Reel Place!
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★★★★½ A somber, intelligent second round of dystopian Los Angeles goodness.
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★★★★½ An adventure 65 million (and twenty) years in the making.
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★★★★½ An emotional story about two people who meet each other during hard times.
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★★★★★ The 1981 action adventure hasn't lost an ounce of its charm.
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★★★★★ With new and unexpected twists, 'Episode VIII' is a 'Star Wars' movie to cherish in the sprawling saga.
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★★★★½ A somber, intelligent second round of dystopian Los Angeles goodness.
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★★★★★ A turbulent and engrossing big city tale of redemption and gang violence.
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★★★★★ A dark and brooding crime drame in which despair is always on the horizon.
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★★★★★ An action-packed feature film by two young directors with a message.
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★★★½★ A non-fictional account of a group of children held together by their sister Georgiana.
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★★★★★ "A well-written, expertly directed and masterfully played slow-burning drama."
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★★★★★ A coming-of-age story by one of America's most remarkable directors.
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★★★★★ Love, life and laughs by Richard Curtis. And time travel.
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★★★★½ An adventure 65 million (and twenty) years in the making.
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★★★★★ An ambitious translation of the classic Russian novel by an English director on top of his game.
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★★★★½ An emotional story about two people who meet each other during hard times.
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★★★★★ The 1981 action adventure hasn't lost an ounce of its charm.