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The Express
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The Express does an excellent job of chronicling each of the critical touchstones in the abbreviated life of a role model worthy of emulation
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Quarantine
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If you are looking for a film that will scare the wits out of you, even briefly, you can't wrong from seeing this one. It's frightening, gory, and suspenseful.
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Rachel Getting Married
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‘Rachel Getting Married’ is a poignant and provocative drama that gives insight to hidden emotions within a family.
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Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
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A meandering Manhattan travelogue with a payoff worth the wait, some gross moments notwithstanding.
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
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Ballast
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Mississippi Delta Serves as Setting for Monosyllabic Meditation on Gangbanging by Moped
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Fireproof
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This film exemplifies that God’s word can be effectively conveyed in mainstream ways, even couched as an adventure film.
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IRON MAN(DVD REVIEW)
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A ‘Marvel’-ously cerebral superhero with a functioning conscience.
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Nights in Rodanthe
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Another sappy soap opera for Nicholas Sparks fans satisfied by panoramic seascapes offset intermittently by lingering interludes of dysfunctional strangers locking lips and loins.
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Miracle At St. Anna
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At the end of this nearly three hour movie, what you have is a noble attempt thwarted by uneven artistic choices.
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Ghost Town
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Highlighted by the soulful sounds of Jill Scott, the music helps steer attention
to the film that might otherwise be dismissed in its first half.
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Hounddog
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Highlighted by the soulful sounds of Jill Scott, the music helps steer attention
to the film that might otherwise be dismissed in its first half.
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Lakeview Terrace
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A house of cards only stands still if carefully placed, but with ‘Lakeview Terrace’, too many false and quick moves doomed it.
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The Duchess
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Fine acting, and clever visual and sentimental recreation of life in 18th century England, is bound to make a fan of even those whose typical fare does not include period films.
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Burn After Reading
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Burn after Reading is a refreshingly-intelligent diversion designed with the more cerebral cineaste in mind.
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Diary of a Tired Black Man
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Excellent Indie-Flick from Tim Alexander Finally Finds Distribution with Magnolia Pictures
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88 Minutes DVD Review
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An excessively violent, sloppily-edited, unintentionally funny, overly sentimental affair which has nothing much going for it beyond a snazzy score and some stylized special effects.
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THE FAMLY THAT PREYS
(SAME MOVIE DIFFERENT
REVIEW)
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The Family That Preys tells a story of friendship, dreams, and betrayal that has universal appeal transcending all class and racial divides.
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THE FAMLY THAT PREYS
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The Family That Preys tells a story of friendship, dreams, and betrayal that has universal appeal transcending all class and racial divides.
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