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Kirk Faulkner is not only a content editor and online community organizer but an award winning screenwriter as well. After receiving his graduate degree from New York Univer ...
Review of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
The Boy in the Striped PajamasThe Wayans bros should do a movie called Not Another Nazi Movie. I mean seriously, we get it. Nazi's are bad. Posted on 11/05/2008 by TheDailyKirk 
Review of Hellboy 2
Go Straight to HellboyHellboy is back and he’s redder than ever. The sequel to 2006’s "Hellboy" has been gathering momentum due to the visionary direction of Guillermo del Toro and has garnered a number of scorching reviews lauding the film’s visual intricacy. While there is certainly no doubt that "Hellboy 2: The Golden ... read more Posted on 07/21/2008 by TheDailyKirk 
Review of Red
Red’s Dead Baby, Red’s Dead.In case, like me, you are confused by the title of Trygve Allister Diesen’s new film “Red”, let me clarify a few things for you: * This is not a prequel to the Warren Beatty movie “Reds.” * This is not one third of a French art-house trilogy. * This ... read morePosted on 07/18/2008 by TheDailyKirk 
Review of Transsiberian
The Little Engine That Could… MURDER YOU!Trains have always been a good place to kill someone. Not so much if you are the murderer (or murderee, for that matter) but if you are making a film about a murder, put the whole thing on a train and you are good to go. The combination of claustrophobic ... read morePosted on 07/18/2008 by TheDailyKirk 
Review of The Incredible Hulk
HULK SMASH! HULK SMASH! HULK LACKLUSTER MEDIOCRE EFFORT!Talk about living up to my lowest expectations… So remember when Ang Lee made a Hulk movie and everyone was really disappointed in him? And like they were totally dissing him? And like no one asked him to prom? He was all like “Hey I love this movie! You guys ... read morePosted on 07/10/2008 by TheDailyKirk 
Review of The Wackness
Hard to Focus on the Dopeness When There is SO Much WACKNESSThe Wackness is a coming of age dramedy set on the blistering streets of New York City in the summer of 1994. Kurt Cobain is dead, Biggie Smalls is alive and everyone is smoking weed by the fist full.Luke Shapiro (Josh Peck), an industrious ... read more Posted on 07/03/2008 by TheDailyKirk |
