Stories by Derek Hill
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Out of Step
Don't believe the negative hype: "John Carter" is a beautifully crafted pulp adventure.
By Derek Hill | March 14, 2012
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It Got Serious...
A Separation is a universal tale of great emotional depth.
By Derek Hill | March 7, 2012
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Disguised as Ourselves
Albert Nobbs never coalesces into the first-class prestige drama it was designed to be.
By Derek Hill | February 29, 2012
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Darker Differences
With A Dangerous Method, Cronenberg may be on his best behavior, but a radicalness hides between the cracks.
By Derek Hill | February 22, 2012
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They Had Faces Then
Cinematic frivolity doesn't come any more genuine than The Artist.
By Derek Hill | February 15, 2012
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I Don't Want Your Love
Shame is aggressively engaging even when it's plummeting into the depths of sexual addiction.
By Derek Hill | February 8, 2012
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Exile in Nightmareville
Young Adult is the best thing Diablo Cody has written so far.
By Derek Hill | February 1, 2012
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Miracles? Not in My Neighborhood
Le Havre is a fleet-footed revelation—charming without being saccharine.
By Derek Hill | January 25, 2012
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The Problem of Peace
Roman Polanski's Carnage serves up thoroughly delightful feel-bad entertainment.
By Derek Hill | January 18, 2012
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Mortality as Method
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is a meticulously paced Cold War thriller.
By Derek Hill | January 11, 2012
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