If you want to read lengthy, drawn-out reviews of the movies in theaters now (or soon to be) then this isn't the blog you should be reading. Most of the posts from The Other Critic are short, sweet and to the point; that's how we roll here.

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

From Paris with Love

I confess, I am a John Travolta fan—but only when the movie is right. In From Paris with Love, Travolta's character is memorable to a fault. Jonathan Rhys Meyers plays a young agent who gets teamed up with a veteran agent who lives life on the edge and bends almost all the rules in the book. I love the the tagline "Two agents. One city. No merci."

Aside from some rough language (thanks to Mr. Travolta) and some violence (mostly shoot 'em up), this was a great flick. I do wished they would have carried the vase through the entire film, though. That would have been funny.
Posted by Jeremy English at 6:00 AM

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