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5.0 stars 10 totalReview Anthony Ryan
Posted by Carina
My boyfriend and I hired Anthony to take care of a case for my boyfriend. I loved the fact that he was always available to speak with or his assistant Marla. They are both extremely efficient and knowledgeable in everything. They made our difficult case seem easy. We got the case reduced to a lesser charge and walked us step by step on what we should expect. They exceeded our expectations. We would definitely hire again.
Posted by Mary
Mr Ryan is an excellent attorney and one of the most honest attorneys I have come across I have hired him several times and he has done only the best and honest work I appreciate his truth for each case I hired him for thank you anthony
Posted by AT
I simply cannot say enough about Anthony Ryan's expertise, professionalism and tenacity.
I was arrested on a fraudulent charge based on felony perjury, with a overzealous State Attorney licking his lips to prosecute.
Anthony calmly pointed out the glaring errors in the case and had the case dropped.
I would not hesitate to compliment Anthony to anyone who has the misfortune to be charged with crime even if you are guilty.
He has a easy going manner to ease one's fears, an awesome analytical mind to see the whole picture and clearly explain the steps necessary to defend the matter. He is a no nonsense straight shooter. You cannot get a better Attorney to stand by your side. Thank You
Posted by rob
he did a unbelievable job for my case. was very knowledgeable on the task at hand. I would recommend him to anyone that has a legal case pending. Very professional and very understanding on the headaches one is going through during the proceedings. He does his best to handle everything so one does not have to deal with all of that ..
Posted by Leslie
I can't say enough good things about Mr. Ryan. Unfortunately, the case against me was very bleak with little hope for any kind of positive outcome. Overcoming one obstacle after another, Anthony helped navigate my legal case and brought me out on the other side, helping to put the matter behind me, not letting my mistakes define the rest of my future. He was always honest, dependable and easy to contact. If you've found yourself in a legal mess, do yourself a favor and have this attorney on your side!
Posted by Jorge
Before getting the services of Mr. Anthony G. Ryan, I did my own research and I found him to be the most reliave, honest, capable, a professional genuinely eager to help their clients with their legal issues and I would strongly recommend him to anyone but most importantly if your situation is serious as mine was.
Even if the facts are bad and evident against you, he will find any legal aspect to use it in your favor as he is always prepare and very meticulous. He is available by phone or email which is very convenient.
Another reason that convinced me about Mr. Ryan was the good reviews from his colleagues and even defense attorneys, describing him as a good attorney with personality, always compassionate about his clients and fighting for them until the end. A perfect example of that will be that he took care of my expungement paper work and cleared my record at not cost.
Lastly, I would like to express my eternal gratitude to Anthony G. Ryan, his services may not be cheap but freedom has no price.
Posted by a Criminal Defense client
He was very quick to respond to requests and handled everything very professionally.
Posted by a Criminal Defense client
When you are in a situation when there seems to be no silver lining, someone with a little experience should always offer their feedback to inform you of your options to better your position. I was in a situation where I did not know what was going on, no idea what to do and most of all, scared of the unknown.
My wife found Mr. Ryan and interviewed him over the phone and said that she FEELS he is the right one out of the 10-12 she spoke with over a 3 day period.
My wife and I went to see him and was really impressed with how calm he was and how encouraging he was! When you think of a lawyer being caring and encouraging, you think those two discriptions do not match...But it does for Mr. Ryan.
If he doesnt have the answer to a question, he is the type of man who will tell you that he will research it and get back to you ASAP. This is a shining example of someone with INTEGRITY!
I thank him from the bottom of my heart for not only showing me that the silver lining exists, but also delivering a positive outcome to my situation.
Thanks Mr. Ryan!
Posted by a Criminal Defense client
Mr. Ryan was wonderful. I trusted him with my life and he saved it with his knowledge and skill. I would recommend him to anyone who is in trouble with the law and needs help, he is the attorney for you!!
Posted by Spencer
I was amazed at how much Mr. Ryan knew about his profession. He is a very honest person who has his clients best interest at heart. He is well informed in all areas of law not only defense law. He is a straight talker that is extremely passionate about his work. I highly recommend him. He is one of the best!


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You can feel July 31 approaching in the Red Sox clubhouse.
It is a force that tends to occupy corners and swirl through conversations. What will happen? Who will remain in a Boston uni by Friday night? What new teammates might be coming through the door?
"There's a lot of uncertainty this week. Part of what makes Boston so special -- we seem to be a player in everything," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said on Monday afternoon. "We have great fans, we have great ownership. We have a lot of money than more teams to spend, so good for us. Now saying that, on the other side, for about one week out of the year, it creates a lot of uncertainty in players. There's really no way to get around it until it's over. This has generally been a tough week for us since I've been here."
This year had been no different. The Sox entered Monday with a woeful 3-6 record since the All-Star break, prompting admissions of disappointment in the clubhouse. The sputtering offense was unacceptable, according to Jason Bay. The team was failing to take advantage of teams it should be beating, suggested Mike Lowell.
The poor second-half play led most of the focus in the Sox' universe to what the team needed to acquire. There was no shortage of clamor.
With John Smoltz struggling, Clay Buchholz unproven and both Daisuke Matsuzaka and Tim Wakefield on the D.L, the Sox needed another ace – a Roy Halladay, or perhaps a Cliff Lee. With the lineup doing nothing, the Sox needed a bat – back up the truck for Adrian Gonzalez or Victor Martinez. Attention was locked on team shortcomings.
And so it no doubt came as some relief to the Sox to play a game that emphasized team strengths rather than failures. For a night, with an 8-3 win over the A's, the Sox could remind themselves of why they have the foundation of a contender.
There was Josh Beckett, an ace plowing through the Oakland lineup while amassing 10 strikeouts and improving to 7-0 with a 2.58 ERA at Fenway. There was the bullpen, slapping two more zeroes on the scoreboard to extend its run to 24 straight shutout innings. And there, once again, was the offense, as the Sox tallied 14 hits, including at least one by all nine starters.
"We'll take runs any way we can get them, but when it's spread around it gives you more opportunities," said Francona. "We had chances in a lot of innings, even innings we didn't really cash in we still had chances. Keep at it, it's a good way to play."
Some of it was pure luck, such as Jed Lowrie – after seeing almost every line drive he's hit in the past nine days get caught – fisting a blooper down the left-field line for two runs.
"Baseball gods," said Jacoby Ellsbury.
But a lot of it was skill, and a reminder that for all the discussions of the Sox' limitations in recent days, the team still has a lot of parts that justify visions of contention and that – in all likelihood – will play a larger role in determining whether the team reaches the playoffs than anyone acquired between now and Friday.
"I don't think the trade on July 31st is always the answer," said Lowell. "I think everyone kind of gets hyped up because it's the trade deadline. More often than not, it doesn't really pan out as this franchise-changing move. We'll see."
Here are a few other lessons from the Sox' win:
Through five innings, it seemed that Josh Beckett might be able to go the distance. He was relentless in pouring strikes into the zone, and needed just 53 pitches to get through the first five shutout innings. Already armed with three complete games and two shutouts on the year, Beckett seemed ready to add on.
It didn't happen. He gave up single runs in both the sixth and seventh innings, then permitted a leadoff triple in the eighth before giving way to the bullpen. It was just another outing for Beckett. Of course, the fact that his final line – seven innings, three runs, 10 strikeouts – could be classified as routine speaks volumes about his performance in the last three months.
He has now gone at least six innings in 15 straight starts since May 5, going 9-2 with a 2.33 ERA in that span. The last Sox starter with a longer streak of starts of at least six innings was Pedro Martinez, who had an 18-game run in 2004.
Perhaps most noteworthy on Monday was Beckett's participation in the eighth. After the Sox scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to extend their lead to 8-2, the team was ready to pull the starter from the game. But Beckett was quick out of the blocks, and so hustled out of the dugout for the start of the eighth before Francona could catch him.
"I really didn't want him to go back out and he beat me to the punch," said Francona. "He ran out of the dugout so quick that I think he knew what was coming."
"I got out there pretty quick," confirmed Beckett. "If (Francona) is going to tell me that, he probably needs to come down there a little earlier."
Beckett, now tied for the major-league lead with a dozen wins, is currently on pace to log 225 innings, which would obliterate his previous career high of 204.2, set in 2006.
Daniel Bard is making a compelling case that he should be untouchable in the trade market. That case is built upon the fact that he has been all but untouchable on the mound.
The right-hander came on in relief of starter Josh Beckett last night and once again demonstrated electrifying stuff. He allowed an infield hit in an inning of work, striking out a pair of batters in the process. His fastball exploded through the strike zone at 98-100 mph and his slider broke like a Frisbee.
It's become an almost routine performance for the 24-year-old. Bard has struck out 16.6 strikeouts per nine innings in July – just under two batters an inning.
He ranks second in the majors to Michael Wuertz of the Athletics in strikeouts per nine innings this month, and is currently amidst a streak of nine straight scoreless outings that have spanned 11.1 innings.
"I'm not trying to strike guys out. I try to induce contact early in the count. That gets me ahead in the count. Then, once you're ahead 0-2 or 1-2, you throw a pitch for a strike," Bard explained. "I really wasn't a strikeout pitcher in college. Then my first year as a starter in pro ball was terrible. I was nowhere near a strikeout an inning.
"It was really when I was converted to the bullpen at the beginning of last year that I started striking guys out at a higher rate. A lot of it is probably attributable to guys not having seen me before. But whatever it is, it's been two years."
Perhaps even more notable is the fact that Bard hasn't walked a single batter in his current run. Moreover, his current 11.1 inning scoreless streak has featured just three hits.
Already, his relief appearances have become events. Bard's ability to register 100 mph fastballs on the Fenway scoreboard provokes plenty of enthusiastic reactions from the crowd. Yet while catcher Jason Varitek admits to catching glimpses of the triple-digit readings on the scoreboard, he suggests that it is even more relevant to take stock of a sufficient separation between the pitcher's fastball and slider.
It would be a mistake to assume that his current run is an indicator that he won't endure future bumps in the road. As catcher Jason Varitek said, "He's still developing. He's still learning."
Even so, what is becoming apparent is that Bard, when locked in, can overpower opponents in rare fashion. He is currently averaging 11.3 strikeouts per nine innings, a mark that would rank 12th all-time among rookies.
He can't help himself. Jacoby Ellsbury admits that there are times when he takes a peek to check on the gap between himself and Rays outfielder Carl Crawford in stolen base rankings.
"How's he doing?" Ellsbury inquired.
Ellsbury entered last night just three steals behind Crawford, with the Tampa Bay star clinging to a 47-44 lead. That represents a significant narrowing of the gap, since Crawford was up, 36-23, as recently as June 12. Clearly, Ellsbury has been running amok in recent weeks, stealing 21 bags (in 22 attempts) over his last 34 games.
It is noteworthy that Ellsbury seems to be gaining steam on the bases rather than losing it. In his first full major-league season in 2008, Ellsbury had 34 steals in his first 65 games of the season, but tailed off with 16 steals in his final 80 contests.
Perhaps even more relevant, however, is the outfielder's ability to sustain his overall offensive approach, rather than simply his base-stealing. On Monday, Ellsbury went 3-for-5 with a triple, and he now has four straight multi-hit games, going 9-for-18 with four extra-base hits in the stretch.
"He's swinging very well. He's squaring up some balls," said manager Terry Francona. "He's taking a lot of good swings."
His offensive line in July (.274/.308/.411) is relatively modest, and his season totals (.297/.343/.403) are only slightly better. Nonetheless, Ellsbury looks very much like a player who is getting stronger as the season progresses.
"Last year being my first full season, no matter what you do to prepare for it, you don't know what your body is going to feel. Experience is the best teacher," said Ellsbury. "I just tried to take what I learned last year and applied it to this year, to play as close to 100 percent as possible for a full year."
Adam LaRoche has taken little time making himself comfortable in Fenway Park. After popping a ball just over the Wall in his Sox debut on Saturday, he seemed pleasantly surprised on Monday when he flicked an opposite-field pop-up that clanged off the Green Monster for a double.
The newly arrived first baseman is now 5-for-12 (.467) with two doubles and a homer as a member of the Sox. He has started each of the last three games.
Even so, his playing time has had to come at the expense of the Red Sox' corner infield incumbents. On Saturday, Kevin Youkilis seemed slightly miffed by a day off. On Sunday and Monday, Youkilis was back in the lineup but playing third base rather than his customary first, with Mike Lowell sitting out each of the two games.
"Rather than just try to make a lineup out to appease personalities, I'd rather just play who I think can help us win tonight," explained manager Terry Francona, who cited the effectiveness of Oakland starter Trevor Cahill against right-handed hitters (.701 OPS, compared to .982 OPS against lefties) as a factor in the decision.
While it might be natural to wonder if Lowell is antsy about his playing time following the deal for LaRoche last Thursday, he cautioned that it might be premature to obsess about the playing time situation.
"It has been three days," said Lowell. "The world's not coming to an end."
To the contrary, Lowell had already anticipated that he would get more rest with the trade for LaRoche. That was, after all, one of the stated reasons for the deal - to give him more time off in keeping with the plan that was hatched while Lowell was on the disabled list due to soreness in his right hip at the start of July. The idea is to limit the demands on Lowell to allow him to be a more effective player.
On that front, Lowell seemed satisfied. He said that he feels "great…really good," and that he is pleased with how his hip is responding to the time on the sidelines. So, too, is Lowell satisfied with his results when in the lineup. He's played six of the team's 10 second-half games, hitting .381 with a .458 OBP and .935 OPS.
That is not to say he is without concern. Lowell did express dismay about the performance of his club, which is now 3-6 in the second half while averaging just 2.8 runs per game.
"I'm much more concerned with playing teams that I feel like we should be playing against much better than they are. That's not a one-man thing. I think that's a 25-man thing," said Lowell. "If we keep playing like this, there's going to be major changes in the lineup. We've got to start swinging the bats, and we've got to start scoring runs.
"Winning determines who plays. We've got to win games. It's simple," he added. "If we're not winning games, whether it's from one aspect or another, we have to find the combination that does. I think we're all on the same page on that."
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My husband and I recently returned from 5 nights at the Marriott Curacao and were very pleased with our stay. We often stay at Ritz Carltons in the Caribbean using Marriott points, and chose the Curacao Marriott because we were looking for a better value. We were not disappointed!
Rooms: As other reviews have mentioned, the rooms are a bit dated, but our ocean view room was clean, spacious, and in good condition. It had all the amenities you would expect (safe, iron, sizable mini-fridge for beverages and food if you are looking to stock up and save a few dollars). My only gripe was a very minor one, that the chairs on our balcony appeared to be old conference room chairs and we had no table on the balcony. There is not free wifi in the rooms, but there is free wifi in the lobby in all of the public areas of the resort, which is where we spent most of our time so this was no big deal.
Resort: The resort is as beautiful as the pictures suggest and the property is in good condition. We enjoyed the infinity pool and since there is no buffer between the pool and the beach (we assumed they do not need to worry about storm surges being outside the hurricane belt) you can sit by or in the pool and still enjoy the view and the sound of the waves. When we were there is was very windy, so we appreciated that the beach has umbrella huts and the pool umbrellas are drilled into the ground--no jockeying to get an umbrella that would then fall over or blow away. I intended to take advantage of a spa service but did not end up doing so. Location is convenient just 10 minutes from the airport or to downtown Willemstad.
Food: Sufficient variety and quality average to above average, so we only left the resort once to eat. Coming from a big city, and having traveled abroad and to resorts frequently, we found the prices for food and drink to be highly reasonable for a beach resort (though good to be aware of the service charges and taxes that will be included on your bill). We preferred Portofino for dinner at Seabreeze poolside for lunch. We appreciated that the Voila delicatessen provided an alternative for a light breakfast or snack, as well as coffee, bottled water, beer, and wine, all at reasonable prices--you are not stuck with an expensive breakfast buffet.
Service: Friendly and fast across the board! When we travel abroad we are used to service being slower than in the US. Don't expect "island time" here, drinks and food arrive quickly and we had no trouble with checking in/out and getting a taxi. We did have a slight glitch at checkout when my husbands Marriott credit card would not swipe on the card reader and they were not able to enter the number manually so that we could earn points, but that was not a big deal and the staff were highly apologetic nonetheless.
Finally, the resort seems to attract travelers from different countries, and a mix of singles, couples, and families. You won't feel out of place in any case. Overall, this was a really great value and we would recommend for a relaxing trip.
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Wes Anderson's stop-motion masterpiece 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' is a brilliant, spirited and heartwarming movie that will dazzle you more than any other animated film.
The brilliant writer/director of great films such as 'Rushmore', 'The Royal Tenenbaums' and 'The Darjeeling Limited', Wes Anderson, comes with this groundbreaking adaptation of Roald Dahl's brilliant children's book. Now, with the help of amazing Noah Baumbach - writer of 'The Squid and the Whale' and 'Margot at the Wedding' - Anderson wrote a delightful screenplay that made me cry, laugh and cheer through the whole movie. But, let's remark this: this isn't the usual animated film; this deals with real life themes (OK, you may not steal chicken), and, most important, it deals with family relationships even more maturely than most non-family films, in a very funny, imaginative and lovely way.
The ensemble voice cast is one the most originally selected (although some of them are Anderson's usual) I've ever seen on films. And, each character has its, well, characteristics: George Clooney (as Mr. Fox) is a strongly passionate - and funny - voice. I cannot think of any other actor to play his role. And, Meryl Streep (as Ms. Fox) made a deliciously sly (and impressively smooth) voice work. Jason Schwartzman also did a fantastic work (as Ash, Mr. and Ms. Fox's son), he is very funny and heartwarming. Also, the rest of the cast (Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Willem Dafoe) did an incredibly great work.
The photography is amazing, you know? Kind of Royal Tenenbaums-like cinematography. The editing was, also great. And, well, the usual typography in Anderson's movies.
Finally, Alexandre Desplat's fantastic score is the juicy cherry at the top of this delicious cake. Lovely, funny and tender. This is the best score of his career.
Verdict: A work of utter brilliance. Enjoyable, funny, heartwarming, full of funny scenes and intelligent dialogues. 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' is the best picture of the year (and a strong contender for the Oscars). Fantastic Mr. Anderson does it again!
Cero y van 4 (2004)
A masterpiece. And a satire about urban violence.
I was on France, around March 05, and I love to go to this Film Festivals. I knew about this Cinémas d'Amérique Latine de Toulouse, but I've never went to it. I decided to go and then I caught Cero y van 4.
The film is stunning. It doesn't caused the impact on me like with the Mexican users, because it was french-subtitled but it's still shocking.
This film is a satire about urban violence, about kidnapping and crime on the streets in Mexico. It is a crude portrait of the city. Of a Metropolis. Secuestro Express, with a stunning Mia Maestro, which was also a satire of kidnapping, almost, but with a more serious tone has, and I think so, some kinda connection with Cero y van 4. A, sort of, redemption story and that how much is too much? Man on Fire, that was stunningly strong, was also, not a satire, but a crude portrait into the streets of Mexico. Or it is like The Brave One. A film that shocks and hits you in the guts very hard. This is like The Usual Suspects, it has some plot twists and turns, but that makes it even more believable. Verdict: A film that shocks and makes you believe that there's no security on the streets anymore. Stunning dialogue, impressive direction and astonishing performances. Cero y van 4 is a film that you won't forget soon. Leaves you shaking and stunned.
Frost/Nixon (2008)
Frost/Nixon. A film for the record.
400 Million People Were Waiting For the Truth.
Plot: A dramatic retelling of the post-Watergate television interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former president Richard Nixon.
Frost/Nixon, directed by Ron Howard and with a gripping screenplay by Peter Morgan, and the film is based on his play, is a stunning and extremely sharp vision of the summer of 1977. All the cast was really scored-up. But, specially, Langella and Sheen were superb. It contains a really carefully-and-well-crafted realistic 70's scenario. Both, editing and photography were great. One of the could-be contenders of 2009 Academy Awards. The reason is that, this "stylistic game" very carefully made with a very solid structure, with its amazing photography, excellent artwork, brilliant screenplay, superb performances, very good music and a fantastic direction by Ron Howard, and, let me say that this is one of the most exigent movies that he's ever done, it'll get more that one Academy Award nomination. It's one of those bare movies that after seeing it, it leaves you shaking, ice-cold and that you cannot get it out of your head.
Verdict: In the style of Oliver Stone's classic "JFK", Howard accomplishes a true work of art. With a little bit of luck, this'll get into the Top 250. A film that advantageously accomplishes, with an extremely visionary "politic" argument, arriving to the land of its narrative searches. A film with an impeccable production and impeccable performances. A movie that talks to us about how we respond to truth and lie. Perfect. A film that will transcend through time. A brilliant pick for the season. A Great Movie.
Zack and Miri Make a Porno (2008)
Plot: Lifelong platonic friends Zack and Miri look to solve their respective cash-flow problems by making an adult film together. As the cameras roll, however, the duo begin to sense that they may have more feelings for each other than they previously thought.
This is, probably, Kevin Smith's best movie since Clerks. A fresh new comedy about two friends and their urgency of money that makes them to do a porno movie. As usual in Smith, the film contains a lot of sexual discussion, nudity and, oh!, that vulgar language that makes the film even better. There's people that considers Kevin Smith a sick person. Because of the way he writes. But I consider him a genius! Even though I didn't liked, very much, his rated PG-13 movie. But, Clerks II was the relief of that cliché. Anyway, I mean this kind of movies makes you want to sit up your seat and go with him and tell: "How do you come up with this sort of things? You're a genius, man!".
Seth Rogen, as usual, gives the funniest performance and he, I felt, that really was INTO the role. He really fitted in. I never imagine what other actor would be perfect for the character of Zack. And, well, Elizabeth Banks also has her greats. Unfortunately she doesn't go on full- frontal, but, still, she makes a perfect performance as Miri.
Verdict: The best comedy of the 2008 and one of the best pictures of the year. Smith's best picture since Clerks. All Smith's fans will, surely, not be disappointed. Although, I would've loved that the movie lasted a few more minutes.
Zack and Miri Make a Porno. The Weinstein Company. 2008. 102 min. UK: No Certificate. US: NC-17 (original rating). R (re-rating on appeal). Written and directed by Kevin Smith. Starring: Seth Rogen, Elizabeth Banks, Justin Long.
American History X (1998)
We are not enemies.
American History X is a stunning analysis to society. To American people. This film really pulls you in. It's like if the movie spins a web that brutally absorbs you. Honestly.
I first watched this film projection on a festival that was doing a school. The room was filled over to the top. But, actually at the middle of the movie some people really went out. Specially, two girls. They went out crying as hell. But, anyway, that's another story.
American History X is directed by British director Tony Kaye and written by David McKenna. Is about a racist, Derek, (wonderfully played by an impeccable Edward Norton) that wants to 'clean' (let's put it that way) its neighbourhood of colour people (I am not a racist) and Mexicans and all. But after he is arrested for killing two colour people (and crushed it's head to one of them) he reforms of what he has do. But, his little brother, Danny, (played by an excellent Edward Furlong) is following Derek's steps. But Derek will do anything (even go back and look, in a metaphorical way, to his disturbing and terrifying past).
Verdict: An stunning and truly terrifying movie, with magnificent performances, excellent music and beautiful photography, that you won't soon forget. An instant classic. Edward Norton's performance is one of the best of the history of cinema. An extreme odyssey. Definitely, one of the most daring movies of the last 100 years. It's a shame that I can only give 10 stars to this movie. I would give it 1 000 or a million or all the stars in the world. A masterpiece. One of the best pictures ever made. Very powerful and beautiful.
American History X. New Line Cinema. 1998. 119 min. UK: 18. US: R. Directed by Tony Kaye. Written by David McKenna. Starring: Edward Norton, Edward Furlong.
Nothing Is Private (2007)
An extremely hard movie to watch. Funny and sexually disturbing.
How Can You Find Yourself if No One Can See You?
Plot: A young Arab-American girl struggles with her sexual obsession, a bigoted Army reservist and her strict father during the Gulf War.
I got really, really, but I mean, really lucky to catch this at the Deauville American Film Festival. Can you imagine it? I flew all over to France to see Alan Ball's new movie. Well, I did it. Anyway, Nothing is Private (or Towelhead, as it is called now) is the new film written for the screen, produced and directed by Alan Ball and based upon the novel Towelhead by Alicia Erian. Some people say this movie is a porno and that is sick. But, I can, proudly, compare it with "American Beauty" (also one of my favourite movies, also). You can call me whatever you want and say that I'm nuts, but that's my point of view.
The film is set on the year 1991 on the Gulf War. When I first read the novel I thought: Well, this doesn't looks like a book that no one will ever adapt to the cinema. But, when I saw the film I thought: Oh, my God! What a great adaptation of the book. And, besides, I really loved American Beauty. And it has beautiful and hauntingly dark screenplay, intelligent direction and superb performances. I mean, Summer Bishil's performance is one of the most unforgettable ones of the last decade. Some may find it offencive, but you have to have an open mind to watch this. The most sexually explicit and disturbing movie I've ever seen since Stanley Kubrick's 'Eyes Wide Shut'. I correct; since Bernardo Bertolucci's 'The Dreamers'. When you first watch this you feel like gut-punched. But, if you can get over the whole movie, and you have an open mind, you'll enjoy and love it. This is a true masterpiece. I believe that with the direction, with the screenplay and with the performances, this will get more than one Academy Award.
Verdict: One of the most daring, talking on a mature sexual way, movies of the last 50 years. Stunningly satirical and darkly and shockingly disturbing. A sexist teenage satire on the style of 'Juno' and 'Ghost World'. A superb drama. Simply, a Great Movie. Quite disturbing, not recommended to people that doesn't have an open criterion.
Nothing Is Private. Warner Independent Pictures. 2008. 116 min. UK: No Certificate. US: R. Written for the screen and directed by Alan Ball. Based upon the novel Towelhead by Alicia Erian. Starring: Aaron Eckhart, Peter Macdissi, Summer Bishil, Maria Bello and Toni Collette.
The Lookout (2007)
A sexy, intriguing, intelligent and stylish thriller.
Whoever has the money has the power.
Brilliant! An Oscar-Worthy movie.
Plot: Chris (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is a once promising high school athlete whose life is turned upside down following a tragic accident. As he tries to maintain a normal life, he takes a job as a janitor at a bank, where he ultimately finds himself caught up in a planned heist.
The Lookout is a neo-noir clever thriller about the life and of Chris Pratt and how he got caught up in a planned heist (check Plot). The screenplay is made by Scott Frank who also directs the movie. It's a serious and deep film talking about serious themes. It's a tribute to the old crooks and cops, swindles and robberies with complex and riveting performances. Simply, Joseph Gordon-Levitt performance is impeccable.
Verdict: It's a tribute to the old crooks and cops, swindles and robberies with complex and riveting performances that deserves our entire total attention. 9/10. Excellent.
The Lookout. Written and directed by Scott Frank. 99 Min. Miramax Films. UK: 15. US: R. Starring: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jeff Daniels, Matthew Goode.
SpongeBob SquarePants: Pressure/The Smoking Peanut (2001)
One of the best episodes of the SpongeBob SquarePants series!
Honestly, man, The Smoking Peanut is one of the most intriguing episodes of any TV series ever made. A childish and hysterically funny intrigue (in the most innocent, sweet and tender way). A conspiracy chiller.It has some clever twists and the end. Oh, my God! Who would've thought that the man who made cry the clam was... Well, I will give you one clue only: one of the most popular characters of the series. I know that this sounds like a neo-noir thriller movie review. But the episode is a neo-noir-cop thriller. The investigator Patrick and the scared suspect SpongeBob. This is like an old 40's conspiracy thriller. It is very well written, very original and clever. I'm telling you this is a real nail-bitter (ha ha) comedy.
Verdict: A nail-bitter-heart-stopping (yeah, sure, huh?) intrigue. A short and comedic (childish) thriller that should not be ignored.
What the HELL am I saying?! A CLASSIC!
Snakes on a Plane (2006)
The most awful and ridiculous movie ever made.
I just have one simple question: Why Samuel, why?! This movie should be called: Snakes on a Crap. This movie really ruined Samuel L. Jackson's career. EVERYTHING is WRONG with this MOVIE.
First of all: Bad screenplay including a ridiculous story and terrible acting (sorry to say this Samuel).
Second of all: The scene where the snakes attack the two teenagers in the bathroom while they're about to do that thing?
Third of all: The scene where Samuel shoot at the plane's door and ALL THE SNAKES fly away, and the PEOPLE DOESN'T? What the .... was that?
Fourth of all: The tagline: On August 18th Summer Really Begins. It should say: On August 18t Summer Really Crashed. Or: On (bla bla bla) Summer Really Went To Hell.
Verdict: Probably the worst movie ever made.
The Strangers (2008)
One of the most shocking and truly terrifying movies of the last decade.
I jumped out of my seat and screamed like 10 times. It was a pretty awful experience (in a good way) and my heart wouldn't stop pumping. I wanted to walk out of the movie. I could not believe how long took the movie to be released here, in England. Anyway, this was one of the most disturbing and best horror movies I've seen, so far, over the last decade. When I saw Vacancy, I thought: This is the real thing. And I found it scary. But, man, after watching this: This is THE real thing. A true masterpiece. Tell you the truth, and this happened to me also with [.REC], my worst fears came true that night. (The night I went to see 'The Strangers') It would be the worst experience ever if those guys came to knock your door. I really recommend this. I felt this like a more mature horror movie, with a lot of jumps and screams. One and a half hour of pure adrenaline. This is like having a very loaded coffee. The whole movie you are at the edge of your seat.
Verdict: One of the best horror movies in years. I'm really impressed, on awe. An instant classic. Two axes way up. This is really one of the best pictures of the 2008.
The Strangers UK: 15. US: R. Rogue Pictures. 2008. 85 Min. Written and directed by Brian Bertino. Starring: Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman.


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