Reviews

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  • Review:Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol (2011)

    Monday - December 19, 2011
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    Director Brad Bird, who has directed such fantastic Pixar films as the Incredibles and Ratatouille, takes a stab at live-action for the first time...

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  • Review:Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

    Sunday - December 18, 2011
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    Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows pits the greatest detective against a foe that is his equal, putting him and Dr. Watson in a whole new adventure....

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  • Review:We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)

    Friday - December 16, 2011
    Our Rating

    True horror comes from what we have to live with rather than what solely scares us on screen. The dark nature of the human condition is extracted...

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  • Review:Hugo (2011)

    Sunday - December 11, 2011
    Our Rating

    Scorsese's latest film is Hugo, a story about an orphan who lives within the walls of a train station, trying to break the mystery about an automaton...

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  • Review:A Dangerous Method (2011)

    Tuesday - December 06, 2011
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    Human mental development is under the burning lights in David Cronenberg's latest effort about the birth of psychoanalysis. Cronenberg teams up with...

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  • Review:Rampart (2011)

    Wednesday - November 30, 2011
    Our Rating

    Tragic characters never fail to intrigue viewers, and one that we've come to know well on-screen is that of the corrupt cop. Rampart, directed by...

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  • Review:Boogie Nights (1997)

    Saturday - November 19, 2011
    Our Rating

    Ultimately, Boogies Nights is a wild ride that captures the essence of the 70s while it breathes life into the cardboard cut-out characters of porn,...

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  • Review:Immortals (2011)

    Tuesday - November 15, 2011
    Our Rating

    Tarsem Singh, the visual genius of the Cell and the Fall, directs this myth-based film with breathtaking visuals that are unworldly. Singh has always...

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