Michael Calleri
Movie Reviewer at Niagara Gazette
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Film reviewer. @RottenTomatoes approved. “Blow-Up,” “Bicycle Thieves,” JLG’s “Breathless,” “Jules And Jim,” Yuen’s “The Transporter.” Pflpc: Trabucco glass art.
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niagara-gazette.com | Michael Calleri
For all intents and purposes, "28 Years Later" is a zombie movie. And when it comes to zombie movies, all roads lead from "Night Of The Living Dead." The classic from 1968 is directed by George Romero, and it set a terrifying template for all the zombie and wannabe zombie films that have followed. Currently playing in theaters, "28 Years Later" is the sequel to the masterful "28 Days Later" from 2002, as well as the good, but not great, "28 Weeks Later" from 2007.
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niagara-gazette.com | Michael Calleri
These days, because of bland corporate control of studios, you wouldn’t consider a lot of American movies food for thought, but in a nice bit of synchronicity, you can currently go to a theater and see two new features that allow for interesting discussions.
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lockportjournal.com | Michael Calleri
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Michael Calleri reviews films for the Niagara Gazette, the Lockport Union-Sun & Journal, and the CNHI news network. Contact him at [email protected]. LOCAL SPOTLIGHTNeed Seasonal Help? Advertise here Call 439-9222Advertise here for as little as $3.00 Per Day! Call Dan @ 439-9222 Articles Images Videos Commented Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
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thedailystar.com | Michael Calleri
Films about a friendship between men are generally most successful in three genres. They are the western, the police drama, and the male buddy comedy. More often than not, some of the movies that are rooted in comedic sensibilities shift into stalker territory because one of the characters is unsure of the ground rules for two guys being good friends. Being quirky then becomes obsessive and all bets are off.
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niagara-gazette.com | Michael Calleri
“Baseball is played between the foul lines.”I thought about the above rule for the sport while watching “The Phoenician Scheme,” the new spy comedy by writer-director Wes Anderson. Essentially, the guideline to winning at baseball is to not be too creative and not be overly cute when playing the game. Anderson goes for breaking rules in a major league way. As his career has progressed, he has shattered the creative mold; however, lately he’s become cute to the point of being precious.
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BENOIT’S BACK. Here is my review of “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” from the daily Niagara Gazette in metro Buffalo. https://t.co/vE1rsDLDJB
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