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Students at New York Film Academy receive over 1,000 hours of hands-on instruction and actual production experience. The curriculum integrates intensive study in all the major filmmaking disciplines including cinematography, directing, screenwriting, producing, and editing. They all write, shoot, direct and edit their own films. NYFA is for people who have the passion to plunge into full-time filmmaking, and to commit themselves to a focussed and demanding curriculum. The NYFA film school in New York is located in Union Square and SoHo.
STAND UP GUYS Guest Movie Review

Al Pacino and Christopher Walken join forces in the mob film about two old friends
Snap Review of The Iceman

The Iceman proved to be just mediocre amidst a strong cast and a captivating plot.
Watch the Ender’s Game Trailer, Now with Critiques

The Ender’s Game trailer promises a good movie based on the beloved book. Let’s hope it keeps that promise.
How J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek Franchise Folded Before It Began

Just what happened to J.J. Abrams’ big visions of his Star Trek reboot franchise?
The Weinstein Company Gears Up for the Oscars…Already

How soon is too soon to start your Oscar game plan? With the Weinstein Company, perhaps it never is.
What will the Hot Tub Time Machine Sequel Look Like?

With Hot Tub Time Machine 2 on the horizon, just what is it shaping up to be?
Tribeca Film Festival Recap: The Hits

Find out which Tribeca Film Festival movies you should be keeping on your radar this season!
2013 Tribeca Film Festival Recap: The Misses

Check out what movies just missed the mark at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.
90’s Teen Movies: The Ultimate Collection

Take a look below at the countless teen films in my collection and take a walk down 90’s memory lane
Tribeca Review: Whitewash

Whitewash is a great, disturbing, and humorous tale about the depths of a guilty human mind.
Tribeca Review: Run & Jump

Run & Jump is an unassuming film that proves to be a quiet gem in the Tribeca Film Festival.
TFF 2013 | Snappy Snap Reviews

Here’s a sampling of film’s at Tribeca so far this week.
Tribeca Review: The Kill Team

The Kill Team is a groundbreaking documentary that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire run time.
Tribeca Review: The Pretty One
The Pretty One lives up to its title: it’s pretty and cute and everything nice!
Tribeca Review: G.B.F.

G.B.F. was lackluster and slightly irritating at best, offensive at worst.
The Universe Gets it Right with the Upcoming Brian Wilson Biopic

With casting choices like this, there’s no way that Love & Mercy will be anything but great (I hope).
Snap Review of The Call

The Call was one of those bad movies that was so fun to watch. Halle Berry: back in action!
Chills Down My Spine: A Few Good Men
Can YOU handle the truth? The most chill-worthy scene from A Few Good Men!
The Great Gatsby: Excited but Nervous

Baz Lurhmann’s new spectacle, The Great Gatsby, will be upon us soon, and what a spectacle it will be.
Snap Review: Evil Dead

‘Evil Dead’ manages to be its own film while still throwing in nods to the original and what it lacks in actual scares it makes up for in brutality.
Roger Ebert Will Be Missed
The great movie critic Roger Ebert passed away yesterday, leaving the world much better than he found it.
Snap Review of Admission

Admission was rather boring despite its enticing cast and could-be fun plot.
Scorsese Brings ‘Gangs’ to the Small Screen

The new series in development from Martin Scorsese, may finally give the epic Gangs of New York the treatment it deserves
Snap Review of G.I. Joe: Retaliation

G. I. Joe: Retaliation was a fun action movie that gets us ready for a summer full of the same.
Top 10 Most Anticipated Blockbusters of Summer 2013

I count down my top 10 most anticipated blockbusters for Summer 2013





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