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 21 Jump Street
Covalent Bonding Jacob Sahms
I'll admit it: I was wrong. Unlike everything I expected, the Hill-Tatum combo was hilarious, exciting, and action-packed, and made me forget how lame I thought the TV show was.
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Visual Review
John Carter
Webmaster David Bruce
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Indie Focus
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 Holy Rollers
Rolling, Yes... Holy, Not So Much Brian Dedmon
Can a group of Christians justify gambling, cheating, and lying to make a living? Check out the movie to see how The Church Team, a group of Christians card counters, did just that.
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Trailer Review
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 October Baby
Brock & DeArmond
Faith-based films seem to be finding a place in the multiplex. This one is a story about Hannah, a college student who, through a sudden medical condition, discovers that she is in fact adopted after the result of a failed abortion.
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Featured Interview
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 The Kid With a Bike
Darrel Manson
"I was trying to avoid satire killing off the sense of a love story really, because it's very brutal," says Simon Beaufoy. "I always get very frightened by all the screenwriting manuals in this day that tell you how to write, particularly how to write romantic comedies. I don't really understand how they do that. I just work from instinct really."
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 You Have iCarly...
Sarah Brock
If you've followed my reviews (and sometimes my husband's too) on here, you know that I have a soft spot for teen shows. They're just so cute! The thing is, I was a '90s kid and what I had was a little different. Let's take a trip down memory lane and explore, shall we? OK then, here we go! Growing up, Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen were all the rage. They started out on Full House and during that time until they were around eighteen, they released straight-to-video movies. When they were kids, they had two different series going on. One was where they were detectives and the other were party themed videos. I was always, always entertained, but I wanted more of a plot and the videos had more musical numbers than dialogue.
Things were different in their teen years...
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 Pricey Moviegoing
J. Alan Sharrer
When I'm able to make time in my busy schedule, I enjoy watching movies. Sometimes I'll sit back and laugh at a comedy or become engrossed in a drama. Sometimes a film will surprise me with its tone or depiction of a situation. On other occasions, a movie will disappoint me due to poor acting, inferior special effects, or a number of other reasons. But you will rarely see me watch a film from the confines of a movie theater (dollar or otherwise). There are a number of reasons for this...
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New on Home Video
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Happy Feet 2  What Leadership Looks Like
Jacob Sahms
Now on Blu-ray. The animation is absolutely ridiculous. There's a certain humanity to the way that the penguins are represented, but the action amidst the snow and ice almost sucks us into believing that we're watching a documentary. Also new... |
