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Miss Potter (in Film )
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What is truly charming about Miss Potter is the being of Miss Beatrix Potter herself, her delightful personality, wit, and most of all creative genius that had sparked the hearts and minds of many.
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The Dead Girl (in Film )
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Both Brittany Murphy(Krista- The Dead Girl) and Kerry Washington (Rosetta) do a brilliant job in their portrayal of conflicted, drugged and ultimately lost girls who only have each other to hold on to.
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Children of Men (in Film )
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More amusing than compelling, like a campy episode of Lost in Space where anything goes and nothing makes sense.
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Notes on a Scandal (in Film )
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Notes on a Scandal is a flick which amply illustrates how far the culture has come in terms of giving such scandalous behavior the benefit of the doubt.
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Dreamgirls (in Film )
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Dreamgirls offers an experience which actually feels like you’re watching a movie, not merely a taped version of what you’ve already caught in the theater. This is Jennifer Hudson's coming out party!
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Snakes On A Plane (in Film )
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Snakes on a Plane does not disappoint. Samuel L. Jackson enjoys his best outing in years as a boiling badass who loses his composure as soon as all hell breaks lose.
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My Super Ex-Girlfriend (in Film )
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As super-ridiculous as the film My Super Ex-Girlfriend was on the silver screen so too is the DVD version, whose deleted scenes only add to the silly love dispute.
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The Good Shepherd (in Film )
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Tautly-edited to make nearly three hours pass imperceptibly, this intriguing meditation on the pitfalls of privilege is not to be missed.
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Jet Li's Fearless DVD (in Film )
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Martial Arts Flick Featuring Jet Li Released on DVD
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The Pursuit of Happyness (in Film )
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The real-life father-son duo has no trouble generating screen chemistry, here, being already rather relaxed with each other, quite naturally. Expect to laugh as much as you cry during this touching tearjerker.
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INVINCIBLE(in Film )
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Mating calls aside, the paint-by-numbers sports side of this picture is only likely to capture the imagination of kids under the age of ten unfamiliar with such formulaic fare.
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Step Up DVD Review (in Film )
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Veteran choreographer-turned-director Anne Fletcher’s dazzling dance sequences and spectacular cinematography along the waterfront more than make-up for the absence of the element of surprise.
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We Are Marshall (in Film )
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What ultimately makes We Are Marshall special is that the satisfaction which it delivers doesn’t emanate from a cliché victory scene, but rather from an assortment of touching tableaus all along the way of the town and gown’s painful healing process.
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Blood Diamond (in Film )
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DiCaprio, Hounsou and Connelly turn in decent performances, even if in service of a flick where they’re upstaged by ubiquitous savagery.
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Forgiveness (in Film )
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Equal parts mystery and morality play, the movie effectively makes the point
that the past can’t be so easily erased by a simple act of repentance, however sincere.
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