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Jürgen Fauth: "It takes a while for Hot Fuzz to ramp up the action, but in the meantime, the spectacular supporting cast keeps things very entertaining: Jim Broadbent, Timothy Dalton, Paddy Considine, Bill Nighy, and a slew of other familiar faces populate the town with characters that range from oddly endearing to cheerfully creepy."
GreenCine Daily: Interviews. Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. 2007
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"Yet another Tribeca dud, Taxidermia is one of the most unpleasant movies I've ever sat through," writes Jürgen Fauth.
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"Severance is pleasantly shoddy, and the movie knocks about like a jerky haunted house ride with a few detours to the fun house," writes Jürgen Fauth.
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"The enormously expressive face of Luisa Williams carries most of the film's weight; it wouldn't be much of an overstatement to say that the movie is her face: fierce determination shot through with existential dread," writes Jürgen Fauth.
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Updates: Jürgen Fauth and Marcy Dermansky preview five films in the series.
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Jürgen Fauth: "As far as megabudget superhero adaptations go, Spider-Man 3 delivers exactly what it promises: more of the same."
GreenCine Daily: Spider-Man 3 and the previews of summer. 2007
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"Once is the genuine article: a winning love story told with simple grace and humanity," writes Jürgen Fauth.
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For Jürgen Fauth, it's silly but lovable, occasionally very funny, and no dumber than most movies at the multiplex.
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Jürgen Fauth reads Leni Riefenstahl: A Memoir: "Leni's extreme unreliability (I had the uncanny sense that she started lying around page 5, about a playground incident) adds a layer of uncertainty that makes the book even more intriguing, down to the heartbreaking (or calculated?) last sentence."
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Jürgen Fauth: 5 out of 5 stars. 3½ out of 4 from Brett Michel in the Boston Phoenix, and 4 out of 5 from Craig Phillips at Guru: "Long but never feeling overlong, the film is perfectly paced between breathless action sequences, and quieter moments for character reflection and transformation, all leading up to a perfect, subversive and poignant, finale."
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