A Better Way to Review Films

Well, it seems like I’ve been wasting my time. All along I should have been using The Dictionary Test to rate movies. Not sure how this translates to female anatomy, but I’m willing to run some tests.

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4 Responses to “A Better Way to Review Films”

  1. But does that guy’s book pass the dictionary test?

  2. I don’t know, I haven’t read it.

  3. Film Femme,

    Hey! First of all, big fan of the blog. I just heard that you haven’t read the book, and I’d like to fix that. If you send me your address, I would be happy, nay honored, to send you a copy of “Sophomore Undercover” for your consideration.

    Ben Esch

  4. This is hilarious. I love this method. Whenever I’m reviewing films, I feel so self-conscious about it, like I’ll never attain the level of awesomeness of say, Manohla Dargis from the NY Times when she’s writing about movies. I’ve always thought of having a simple rating system instead of just ranting on forever – like “Run to to theater” or “Watching grass grow would be more exciting,” but this dictionary thing is great – I will have to keep it in mind! Great blog :)

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