REEL TIME: City Paper's weekend movie reviews, April 13

With the help of City Paper film critics, Josh Middleton counts down this weekend's eight new movie releases, from lowest- to highest-graded.

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REEL TIME: City Paper's weekend movie reviews, April 13

POSTED: Friday, April 13, 2012, 1:00 PM

Filed Under: Movies

BULLY [ C ] Lee Hirsch’s documentary succeeds at raising the ire of its viewers with heartstring-tugging anecdotal evidence of bullying’s tragic aftermaths. Shown in classrooms, Bully could be an effective, crucial teaching tool; as a film, it feels incomplete, adept at stirring emotions but inadequate at presenting a coherent argument. Read the rest of Shaun Brady's review here.

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