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Review: Hipsters
"A sugary, bebop confection with ambling historical aspirations, the film feels like a time capsule picture that came out of the glamorous studio system; lots of melodrama strained over a lot of watered down issues. But that’s not to say that, despite a hefty running time and an escapist state of mind, you won’t have a toe tapping good time."
Review: The Double
Character motivations, sequences of events, and that thing called plausibility are all a bit offensively slapdash, starting with a title that’s trying to infer way more than it had the brains to set out to accomplish. The tagline reads, “Keep your enemies close,” but should include, “and your clichés closer.”
