Out in Theaters: THE MONUMENTS MEN
One thing is abundantly clear at this junction, Clooney's art junkie project was certainly not moved from its original release date to "fix up the effects." Columbia must have know…
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Out in Theaters: ANCHORMAN 2: THE LEGEND CONTINUES
Without reaching the same highs, Anchorman 2 still provides us with a good belly full of laughs. We can hope that McKay and Ferrell's goal here is to provide another…
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Out in Theaters: SAVING MR. BANKS
Saving Mr. Banks is yet another Disney export of saccharine in the highest degree, an uplifting tale that also serves to reinforce the likeability of a dynasty that has swept…
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Out in Theaters: THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG
Apparently, we all have to swallow the pill though and get in line for the next bit, the finale that promises to actually deliver on, you know, being good. Jackson…
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Out In Theaters: DELIVERY MAN
In the end, Delivery Man doesn’t quite have the comedic chops to be a great comedy, nor does it have the dramatic chops to be a great dramedy. And that…
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Out in Theaters: THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE
Finally, fans of the source material will have little to complain about since the book is adapted to the T. But when all is said and done, it's just not…
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Out in Theaters: BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR
Despite how fleshed out Adèle, Emma, and their relationship are, we still only need to know them so well to get the message and three hours gives us a much…
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Out in Theaters: THE BOOK THIEF
Closing the book on this slipshod endeavor, The Book Thief is a film divided against itself. There are many elements of the film deserving of love but director Brian Percival…
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Out in Theaters: MAN OF TAI CHI
For American audiences unfamiliar with the chest of international martial arts film, outside of the late success of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, Man of Tai Chi hopes to be…
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Out in Theaters: ENDER'S GAME
While the communist undertones, expressed here as the "hive mentality," may be outdated now, many of the issues seen in Ender's Game are even more relevant today than they were…