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Latest Review Additions:
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 Slumdog Millionaire (DVD Review)
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A dizzying and delightful spectacle well worth the investment for the kaleidoscope of colors from the Subcontinent alone.
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 Seven Pounds (DVD Review)
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This surprisingly-superficial message movie amounts to little more than a feature-length public service announcement on the dangers of text-messaging while driving.
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 Monsters Vs. Aliens
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While the 3-D effects may be the ingredient to lure parents to bring the kids out, the second half of the film will have them returning the glasses.
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 Tell No One DVD
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Those blessed with patience are likely to deem the surprising denouement well worth the wait.
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 The Education of Charlie Banks
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Entertaining enough, provided you buy into the idea that even eggheads can relate to a rude rebel without a clue.
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 Quantum of Solace DVD
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A hyperactive 007 whose attention-deficit antics ought to resonate with the restlessness of the overstimulated Joystick Generation.
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 Twilight DVD
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Two hours of non-stop, edge-of-your-seat tension, as you never know what to expect next from this endlessly-inventive mindbender.
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 Duplicity
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The best thing going for this needlessly-complex potboiler is the chemistry between Owen and Roberts, but overall, a disappointing exercise in achingly-familiar irritainment.
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 Bolt DVD
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An instant kiddie classic that stars John Travolta and Miley Cyrus.
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 I Love You, Man
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It's a romantic comedy that's funny, poignant and works for both sexes.
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 Hunger
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A fitting, posthumous tribute to a martyr who freely sacrificed his own life to highlight the horror of man’s inhumanity to his fellow man.
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 The Great Buck Howard
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Malkovich Shines in Character Study of Kreskin-Like Mentalist
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 Sunshine Cleaning
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It's a heartfelt and well-executed dramedy that works based on the performances of the ensemble.
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 Miss March
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Simply one of the worst film this year thus far.
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 Carmen and Geoffrey
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Film stands as a fitting tribute to a pair of extraordinary overachievers and as a touching portrait of over a half century of black-on-black love and of lives very well lived.
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 This is the Life (DVD REVIEW)
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An overdue tribute to a generation of gifted youngsters whose seminal contributions to popular culture deserve to be acknowledged.
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 Role Models (DVD REVIEW)
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An irresponsible frittering away of the cinematic capital amassed by Stiffler, McLovin and other beloved icons of the teen genre.
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 Watchmen
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With its heavy adult-themed plot, viewers will be mixed with this artistic approach. Nevertheless, there are plenty of elements that make the film worth seeing.
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 Phoebe in Wonderland
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The picture is worthwhile for the powerful performance of Elle Fanning alone, an emerging star steadily rising out of her sister Dakota’s shadow.
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Carmen and Geoffrey
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Film stands as a fitting tribute to a pair of extraordinary overachievers and as a touching portrait of over a half century of black-on-black love and of lives very well lived.
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