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Downfall Review (in Film
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- It is a bold film that captures the sociopathic and delusional
Hitler without portraying him as an unfeeling monster.
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Hitch Review (in Film
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Will Smith brings back his comedic chops that made him a hit on
TV and brings in Kevin James, who basically steals the films in
his first try at the big screen.
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Constantine Review (in Film
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- It's a bewildering mess of special effects and truly horrid
performances.
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Imaginary Heroes Review (in Film
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- The only saving grace is the performance of Sigourney Weaver,
who props up the entire cast with her formidable screen presence.
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The Wedding Date Review (in Film
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- There's nothing entertaining at all to this; there's no redeeming
qualities, so suck it up and prepare to be bored.
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Are We There Yet? Review (in Film
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- Unfortunately, while there are a few laughs, "Are We There
Yet?" has one too many gags that should have been edited
from jump start.
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Ray DVD Review (in Film
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- This passionate DVD is loaded with Behind the Scenes footage,
Celebrity interviews, tour performance clips & a 2 page photo
scrapbook/scene selector.
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Alone in the Dark Review (in Film
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- Avoid this one at all costs, even if it’s on TV and you
have one channel.
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The Donnie McClurkin Story DVD Review (in Film
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- This passionate DVD is loaded with Behind the Scenes footage,
Celebrity interviews, tour performance clips & a 2 page photo
scrapbook/scene selector.
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Mary J. Blige LA Concert DVD review (in Film
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- In this DVD you can find tons of extra’s including a performance
done in 70s style with bright colors and black images multiplying
to many as Mary sings “Free” in video form.
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Coach Carter (in Film
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- The performances by the cast are appealing enough that it overshadows
the clichéd story.
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Elektra (in Film
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- It’s so poorly written and executed; I could spend an
hour pointing out the gaping holes in the plot.
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The Assassination of Richard Nixon (in Film
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- It’s fascinating to see the subtle change from disaffected
man to dangerous individual and
Sean Penn makes the transition look effortless.
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In Good Company (in Film
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- Well written and entertaining, Quaid and Grace provide the perfect
balance between drama and comedy.
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Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (in
Film
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- Carrey is having a wonderful time playing all sorts of characters,
but his ubiquitous presence takes away from the heart of the story,
which is about the kids and their adventures.
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The Woodsman (in Film
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- Thanks to good screenplay and a tight direction and superb performances
from the cast, The Woodsman is a bold and nerve racking film that
will leave you haunted at the end.
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Catwoman (DVD Review) (in Film
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- While nothing has change on the DVD like a Director's Cut or
something, the DVD DOES OFFER SOMETHING WORTH NOTING.
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Mary J. Blige (DVD Review) (in Film
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- This DVD is a must for any Mary J. Blige aficionado.
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The Phantom of the Opera (in Film
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- Helmed by veteran director Joel Schumacher, the screen version
is a lavish spectacle that's sure to thrill some and disappoint
others, but it's good enough to be well worth the price of admission.
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The Aviator (in Film
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- With DiCaprio as Hughes, Scorsese may finally walk on the podium
and collect the golden statue. Not only is "The Aviator"
is stunning and entertaining, but everyone in the cast from Leonardo
on down is outstanding.
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Million Dollar Baby (in Film
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- Believe me folks; this is no female version of “Rocky”.
It’s much more than that, for Eastwood, Swank, and Morgan
Freeman each give out a dose of great acting in this powerful
and moving film.
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Hotel Rwanda (in Film
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- "Hotel Rwanda" is one of the most powerful films to
come out this year. Don Cheadle has always been a good actor but
with this film, he has raised his own bar to excellence.
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The Sea Inside (in Film
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- Amenabar does a phenomenal job as writer and director.
He puts himself alongside the great Spanish directors with his
work on The Sea Inside.
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Beyond the Sea (in Film
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- Kevin Spacey’s turn as star and director of Beyond the
Sea yields mixed results.
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Ocean's 12 (in Film
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- Sitting through Ocean's Twelve is like spending two hours watching
advertisements for a trendy fashion magazine, beautiful people
dressed in stylish clothes smiling and doing nothing.
Pray they have the decency to not subjugate us to an Ocean's Thirteen.
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The House of Flying Daggers (in Film
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- Flying Daggers is an enormously entertaining film. It
moves at a quick pace and throttles you with slickly choreographed
fights.
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After the Sunset (in Film
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- What you get with this film is an unoriginal concept using the
backdrop of a resort to lure us to see a heist film where our
time is only thing that was stolen. Together, Salma and Pierce
present a good chemistry, but separately Pierce has no funny bones
when trying to make a comedic scene with Woody Harrelson work.
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A Very Long Engagement (in Film
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- The film is a sweeping cinematic odyssey of young lovers separated
by the savagery of war. It is a stunning achievement, brilliantly
shot, designed, and executed on a grand scale.
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Alexander (in Film
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- Stone made an epic that rivals the best in Hollywood history
and a damned entertaining movie that is sure to sweep multiplex
audiences along in its beguiling thrall.
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Finding Neverland (in Film
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- "Finding Neverland" is full of wit, emotion, adventure,
and mystery that will inspire all ages to come see why and how
Peter Pan was born. Inspired by true events, "Finding Neverland"
is one the year's best films.
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban DVD (in Film
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- "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" is the
best of three Harry Potter films presented on the big screen thus
far. Fans will embrace the maturity of the characters, ponder
the mystery that is set for them and enjoy the adventure that
will bring them back for more.
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Bad Education (in Film
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- La Mala Educacion (The Bad Education) is an unfortunate step
back from the excellence of Almodovar's recen t work. He
goes sexually overboard and loses sight of the narrative.
The result is an incredibly poor third act that will leave you
unsatisfied and disappointed.
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Ray (in Film
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- This film and Foxx's performance has been talked about for most
of the year and after seeing it, I concur, that Foxx has definitely
reached the peak where Denzel, Will Smith, and Morgan Freeman
are now as "Ray" is truly one of the best films
this year.
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Vera Drake (in Film
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- Vera Drake, the latest film from British auteur Mike Leigh,
is quite possibly the best abortion drama ever made. It
is an emotional powerhouse, deeply moving and complex with an
astonishing, bravura performance from lead actress Imelda Staunton.
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Shall We Dance?
(in Film
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- The new version which stars Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, and
Jennifer Lopez, brings in the same format, but it doesn't really
transcend well with an American audience, and Lopez's role is
so wooden that it leaves the film with mixed results.
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Hair Show
(in Film
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- Another low budget, low expectational; classified "Black
Exploitation" film filled with brand name actors that make
the film go nowhere...again.
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Friday Night Lights
(in Film
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- It is far from perfect and not in the league of the great sports
films, but is an accomplished effort and well worth seeing
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Taxi
(in Film
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- Taxi is film that has plenty of action, laughs, and sex
appeal. While the film has the look of a cliché buddy movie,
Latifah and Fallon bring in their own flair of comedic skills
to make a difference and take you on a New York joyride.
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Stage Beauty
(in Film
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- Billy Crudup, who has been so underrated an actor, shows just
how good he is in playing the role of a female and male. It's
his performance that takes the film from being dull and stage-like
to exhilarating and entertaining.
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I Heart Huckabees
(in Film
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- Huckabees is a tremendously clever satire of modern culture.
It is a wacky, peculiar film that'll have you bored with pretentiousness
or extolling its genius.
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Woman Thou Art Loosed
(in Film
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- This true to life film is a moving, fearful, emotional ride
that will have the audience's attention from the very beginning,
to the very tearful and dramatic ending.
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A Dirty Shame
(in Film
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- John Waters is in a class by himself. His schlocky B-movies
are either funny as hell or god awful. This film unfortunately
falls into the latter category.
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Motorcycle Diaries
(in Film
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- Walter Salles, the acclaimed Brazilian director of Central Station,
achieves greatness here. He tells a sublimely provocative story,
but never forgets that his characters are on an epic journey.
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Silver City
(in Film
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- Silver City is a thinking man's film. It has an involved storyline
that requires attention from the viewer. Watch it for excellent
filmmaking and Sayles's political ideology.
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Head in the Clouds
(in Film
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- Stuart Townsend and Charlize Theron are a real life couple,
but have no chemistry whatsoever in the film. The love story
is not convincingly portrayed and that theme is the arc of the
film.
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The Cookout
(in Film
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- It's time to drop all pretenses and call out the people inundating
us with an unrelenting stream of cinematic garbage. The Cookout
is a good idea with a terrible script.
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Suspect Zero
(in Film
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- Suspect Zero is another failed attempt in the serial killer
genre. The studio behind this would save themselves loads of money
in marketing and distribution by sending this straight to video.
It's that bad.
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Vanity Fair
(in Film
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- Mira Nair, the renowned Indian director behind Monsoon Wedding,
really overstretches the scope of the story.The result is a disjointed
film that becomes incredibly tedious to watch.
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We Don't Live Here Anymore (in Film
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- We Don't Live Here Anymore is an intense, personal drama about
two married couples and their reactions to infidelity. The acting
is absolutely superb. Every performance is unique and right
on the money.
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Hero
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Alien Vs. Predator
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The Manchurian Candidate
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She Hate Me
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The Bourne Supremacy
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The Village
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Garden State
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Catwoman
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I, Robot
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The Door in the Floor
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Anchorman
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Spider-Man 2
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The Clearing
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First Look: Brother to Brother
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Before Sunset
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White Chicks (in Film
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Fahrenheit 9/11
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The Terminal
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The Chronicles of Riddick
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Spartan DVD Review
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
(in Film
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I'll Sing For You
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The Day After Tomorrow
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Baadasssss!
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Soul Plane
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Raising Helen
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Saved
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Shrek 2
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Troy
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Coffee & Cigarettes
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Laws of Attraction
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Mean Girls
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Man on Fire
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The Agronomist
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Kill Bill Vol. 2
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Connie and Carla
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The Punisher
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The Girl Next Door
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The Alamo
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Johnson Family Vacation
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Hellboy
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Walking Tall
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Home on the Range
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- The
United States of Leland
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- The
Prince and Me
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- Jersey
Girl
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- Scooby
Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
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- The
Lady Killers
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- Never
Die Alone
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- Secret
Window
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- Dawn
of the Dead
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- Bon
Voyage
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- Starsky
and Hutch
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- Spartan
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- Agent
Cody Banks: Destination London
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- Hidalgo
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- Matchstick
Men DVD Review
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- Welcome
to Mooseport
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- Eurotrip
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- 50
First Dates
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- Barbershop
2
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- The
Dreamers
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- You
Got Served
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- The
Big Bounce
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- The
Perfect Score
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- Only
the Strong DVD Review
(in Film
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- Win
a Date with Tad Hamilton
(in Film
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- Torque
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- Belly
DVD Release
(in Film
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- My
Baby's Daddy
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- HOUSE
OF SAND AND FOG
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- COLD
MOUNTAIN
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- PAYCHECK
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Girl with a Pearl Earring
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The Last Samurai
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The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
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