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Review: STUCK
Tom Bardo (Stephen Rea) is having a bad day. Unemployed, he has been kicked out of his dingy apartment, given the run around at the employment agency and finds himself facing the prospect of having [click for more]
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Review: THE STRANGERS
A home invasion by three masked people brings a night of unbridled terror to a young couple trapped in a secluded home in The Strangers, a fairly effective thriller that manages to play with some [click for more]
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Review: INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL
The best way to describe Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull is to compare the film to a reunion over your favorite rock band from high school after they had gone their [click for more]
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Review: MISTER FOE
If you are the kind of person who does not like it when a film challenges you or, if you think any attempt to dramatize the inner psychological motives of a character is either pretentious [click for more]
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Review: CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN
A year has passed for the four Pevensie children – Peter (William Moseley), Susan (Anna Popplewell), Edward (Skandar Keyes) and Lucy (Georgie Henley) – since their trip through an enchanted wardrobe to the land of [click for more]
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Review: SPEED RACER
Whether or not Speed Racer will work as a movie or not will probably depend on whether depend on whether the viewer is willing to give themselves over to the fantastic world that directors Larry [click for more]
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Review: IRON MAN
There will be some reviewer who will feel the need to be apologetic for liking Iron Man, as if something as disposable as a summer action film can actually have good writing and acting as [click for more]
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Review: THEN SHE FOUND ME
Whenever elementary school teacher April Epner (Helen Hunt) is asked the question “So, do you have children of your own?,” she takes a pause before answering. And in that pause, we learn much about her [click for more]
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Review: HAROLD AND KUMAR ESCAPE FROM GUANTANAMO BAY
Most sequels to successful comedies do nothing more than ape the original’s structure and jokes, too afraid that audiences won’t stand for any deviation from what they liked about the first film. As can be [click for more]
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PFF Review: ALEXANDRA
In the comedy Love And Death, Woody Allen finds himself conscripted into the Russian Army about to fight Napoleon’s invading French forces. While in basic training, a stern drill sergeant tries to explain the reality [click for more]