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Shutter Island
 Great 110 Points 2010
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Great

Mannered, overtly creepy and a bit wearying, Scorsese’s trip inside one man’s tortured mind is never less than showy-great movie making. You expected something less from the Master? Instead he gives us something more: a big twist worthy of Fight Club…

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Dallas Buyers Club
 Very Good 86 Points 2013
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Very Good

Dallas Buyers Club is another triumph for Matthew McConaughey. It’s also a vivid evocation of the gritty side of Dallas circa 1985, along with the chaos that accompanied the early years of the AIDS epidemic. However, like its lead character, the movie is self-satisfied to a fault, self-rightou…

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Contagion
 Good 83 Points 2011
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Good

This movie is sick, literally. That’s not a bad thing as star-studded disaster movies go, though this one is more paranoiac than most. Fantasizing about the Mother of All Communicable Diseases does make it more than a little fascinating. Is that sick to say?

The star-studded cast proves its …

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A Royal Affair
 Really Great 83 Points 2012
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Really Great

A Royal Affair is truly regal, with a King, his Queen, their courtiers, grand councils and balls in castles.

  • Infidelity so grand – so right – it was ultimately forgiven by the cuckold King of Denmark.
  • History made, the Enlightenment brought to the Danes and their colony of Norway.
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Doctor Strange
 Great 83 Points 2016
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Concussion
 Great 83 Points 2015
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Trainwreck
 Really Great 83 Points 2015
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Eternal Sunshin...
 Great 80 Points 2004
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Great

Few love stories are so exquisitely tortured as the one in Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind. Jim Carrey’s sad sack wants to forget his quirky lover, played winningly by Kate Winslet. Turns out there is a quack who offers a mind-wash. Perfect!

Except it’s not.

However it does set u…

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Good Will Hunting
 Really Great 80 Points 1997
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Really Great

Good Will Hunting remains worth screening every few years, especially with youngsters new to it. Indeed, Matt Damon & Ben Affleck’s breakthrough stands the test of time, left-wing affectations notwithstanding.

Superficially about townies who turn the tables on elite geeks, Damon & Affleck’s …

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High Anxiety
 Good 69 Points 1977
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Good

Mel Brooks parodied Alfred Hitchcock movies in High Anxiety with middling results, though perhaps the movie simply hasn’t aged well over time. It remains modestly funny all these decades later, with the added value of now being a time capsule from the late 70s, back when Hyatt Regency atriums w…

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