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A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.

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Joe Swanberg Dishes Digging For Fire Plot Details
When you think Joe Swanberg, movies like Uncle Kent and Hannah Takes The Stairs immediately come to mind - incredibly independent efforts that helped launch a "mumblecore" movement with the help of similar filmmakers like the Duplass brothers. He's since gone on to create films like Drinking Buddies, boasting a much grander scope, but its his new film Digging For Fire that could be the filmmaker's most cinematic departure yet.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 14, 2014
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Wish I Was Here Review
Wish I Was Here is an honest second feature from the mind of Zach Braff, and while some may deem it crudely self-indulgent, I believe there's enough beauty in Aidan's journey to rattle an older culture of dreamers.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 14, 2014
3.5 stars
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The 5 Most Overrated Movies Of 2014 So Far…
The word "overrated" is a tricky descriptor because people immediately assume you're calling something "bad" - which is false. You can like a movie you feel might be overrated, you just might not like it as much as the hordes of other fans calling it the next best thing since sliced bread. Sometimes you walk out of a movie viewing thinking, "Alright, that was an adequate watch," and all of a sudden it's being called the next cinematic masterpiece of the century. Confusing, right? It's hard to wrap your mind around such praise sometimes, but an opinion is an opinion, and sometimes you're not going to side with the unflinching majority. Such is life.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 13, 2014
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Exclusive Interview With Joe Swanberg On Happy Christmas
If you want to find one of the hardest working men in show business, look no further than indie darling turned mainstream-ish indie aficionado Joe Swanberg. For a man that makes more movies in one year than some directors will make in a lifetime, Swanberg has established a sense of community amongst his "tribe" that sees numerous performers returning time and time again to participate in his homely, more "simplistic" projects.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 13, 2014
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Exclusive Video Interview With The Cast And Director Of Boyhood
Richard Linklater has had quite an illustrious career so far, spanning the iconic stoner comedy Dazed And Confused to emotionally touching movies like Before Sunset and Before Midnight, but no project meets the ambition of his latest cinematic triumph - Boyhood. Wanting to capture every essence of adolescence during the maturity of one lucky actor, Linklater met with his cast and crew for a few weeks each year for twelve years and developed a story about one child's exploration into manhood from the humble beginnings of a wide-eyed toddler. Yes, this is a project over 12 years in the making - and it's undoubtedly worth the wait.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 12, 2014
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Red Band Trailer For Suburban Gothic Unites Hipsters And The Paranormal
While everyone was raving about the Soska sisters' body horror film American Mary back in 2012, I was strongly supporting Richard Bates Jr.'s Excision with more passion. My review for American Mary states all the problems I found with Katharine Isabelle's body-modification obsession, and compared to AnnaLynne McCord's surgical-nurse-in-training character there's just no competition. Bates showed so much promise with his short-film-adapted first feature, I couldn't wait to see what twisted project would come from his mind next - and it looks like I won't have to wait much longer.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 11, 2014
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Exclusive Interview With Nicola Peltz And Gregg Sulkin On Affluenza
Affluenza (n) - a psychological malaise supposedly affecting wealthy young people, symptoms of which include a lack of motivation, feelings of guilt, and a sense of isolation. While that doesn't sound like a the most pressing disease, filmmaker Kevin Asch uses the condition to highlight a time in America where the rich got richer, markets crashed, and the only ones saved were those lucky enough to receive a golden parachute. There's a sad truth to Affluenza, and Asch doesn't shy away from its dirtiest parts.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 10, 2014
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Exclusive Interview With Frank Grillo On The Purge: Anarchy
While not every actor has the good fortune of rising to stardom while nearing his 50s, that's what makes Frank Grillo's rocketing Hollywood stock so intriguing - in a good way. This workhorse of a man has been around since 1993, yet it wasn't until recently that Grillo's name became more commonplace around big-budget mainstream blockbusters. While most of you probably know him as Brock Rumlow in this year's insanely successful Marvel endeavor, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, he's already making himself known in another growing franchise by leading The Purge: Anarchy. It appears that comic book films are treating our star right - but will the horror genre be as friendly?
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 8, 2014
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Life Itself Review
Every young film critic needs to see Life Itself to become a better professional. I know this because I am one of those young critics, and my eyes are open wider than they've ever been.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Jul 7, 2014
4.5 stars
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