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Ross Bonaime

Ross has been a lover of films for as long as he can remember. Since childhood, he has engulfed himself with movies, always trying to learn and watch more than any one lone human should ever attempt. Ross went to George Mason University, where he received a bachelors degree in communication with a focus in journalism and a film studies minor. He is a senior film editor for Collider, and has previously written for sites like Paste and BrightestYoungThings. He loves all films, genres and periods. From George Melies to Christopher Nolan, Ross will watch anything to further his ongoing film education. Ross can be found at  rbonaime on Flickchart.

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  1. I definitely agree that it’s the cast that elevates Run, Fatboy, Run. I thought Hank Azaria was the real reason that movie worked as well as it did; he gave a foil to Pegg that wasn’t entirely mean-spirited. Thandie Newton scarcely resembled the same woman that had been at the crux of Mission: Impossible II, but then it dawned on me that nearly an entire decade had passed between the two films and I felt old.

    Believe it or not, I actually did see Observe and Report on the big screen when it was released. I felt at the time that the entire reason they made that movie was to help persuade us that Rogen could, in fact, play the Green Hornet. I still feel that way, really. It’s certainly darker than advertised, but darkness rarely fazes me and I enjoyed it.