‘Leap Year’ produces nothing that remotely matters.
By DFCS on Monday, 11th January 2010
'Leap Year' produces nothing that remotely matters. | 
From member Bradon Fibbs:
Each year, there is a film that arrives like a thunderclap, ushering in a new cinematic era. Leap Year is that film. The era that is ending is the rich and rewarding season of holiday films that start roughly at the end of October and continue through Christmas. The era just beginning spans the months of January through April, and within it exists a cinematic black hole so powerful that almost nothing of quality can escape its ravenous appetite.
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