From The Parallax Review Vaults / The Movie Defender: The Cell (2000)

April 29, 2013 · by Matt Wedge | in From The Parallax Review Vaults, The Movie Defender | tagged Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Bob Graham, Chicago Sun-Times, Dean Norris, Dylan Baker, Elanor Ringel Gillespie, FBI, Fred Claus, From The Parallax Review Vaults, Gigli, Hannibal Lecter, Howard Shore, Jake Weber, James Gammon, Jennifer Lopez, Jonathan Demme, Losing My Religion, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Mark Protosevich, Monster-in-Law, Moulin Rouge, Out of Sight, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Psychologists, R.E.M., Roger Ebert, San Francisco Chronicle, Selena, Serial Killers, Tara Subkoff, Tarsem Singh, The Back-up Plan, The Cell, The Fall, The Movie Defender, The Parallax Review, The Silence of the Lambs, Thriller, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio | Leave a comment

The following review originally was written for The Parallax Review, a film review site of which I was the co-founder and managing editor. I have decided to collect the writings I did for The Parallax Review and preserve them here. I will be posting a few of these older pieces every week. My review of […]

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