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 Obsessed
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A cautionary reminder that Hell still hath no fury like a woman scorned, especially when she’s a crazy, two-faced psycho.
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 The Soloist
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Although Jamie Foxx's performance is worth the ticket price, the film fails to leave audiences with a satisfying ending.
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 Notorious DVD
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Neither approving nor judging, Notorious simply presents the gluttonous Biggie in all his materialist glory, allowing the audience to decided what to make of his train wreck of a personal life.
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 Frost/ Nixon DVD
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Playing at a sharp and short 86 minutes, Rogen's on point and riotous in his role.
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 American Violet
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Nicole Beharie captures your heart and soul in a compelling, moving tale that inspires hope to many youths today.
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 17 Again
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Zac Efron Stars in Yet Another Time-Travel Adventure
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 The Wrestler DVD
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It’s hard to ignore the similarities between the title character’s quest for redemption and Rourke’s own career comeback bid.
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 Observe And Report
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Playing at a sharp and short 86 minutes, Rogen's on point and riotous in his role.
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 No Country For Old Men (DVD Review)
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Oscar-winner Javier Bardem steals the show as the most unnerving screen villain in years
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 Not Easily Broken (DVD Review)
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Faith-based entertainment at its best that you don’t have to be Born Again to appreciate.
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 Doubt (DVD Review)
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The film features a quartet of Academy Award-nominated performances including those by Streep, Hoffman, Davis, and Adams
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 Fast And Furious 4
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While it's good to see the original cast back, there isn't much of a story and even less action to keep you entertained.
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 Adventureland
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A refreshing retro comedy with depth recommended more for the message and the romance than for the shock value of its raunchy moments.
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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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