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In Theaters Now
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 American Reunion
A Nostalgic Final Course Elisabeth Leitch
As one of the characters tells another, "You can be who you want to be, you just got to be it." And while it may seem simple, for the guys, it is just the lesson the doctor ordered as they all grow up just the tiniest bit more over their reunion weekend.
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Visual Review
Mirror, Mirror
Webmaster David Bruce
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The Hit List
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 8 Years After The Passion
10 Stirring Images... and More! Greg Wright
Has it really only been eight years since Mel Gibson brought us his unique and memorable vision of Jesus' final days? So much has happened to the mercurial director since then that it's hard to believe such a short time has passed. But the images live on, thanks to Gibson's own driving passion.
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Indie Focus
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 We Have a Pope
Looking for Strength Darrel Manson
In spite of my problems with the film, Melville's quandary resonates with me. I expect that many who have felt the call of God will know what he is going through.
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Featured Interview: Drew Goddard
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 A Cabin in the Woods
Darrel Manson
"One of the other things that's interesting about Los Alamos," says fellow ex-resident Goddard, "is that it has one of the highest IQs per capita, one of highest PhDs per capita, but also one of the highest concentrations of churches per capita. And those two things usually don't go hand in hand."
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 Is Hollywood Losing Money?
Sarah Brock
L.A. is one of the richest places in the U.S. You've got the expensive apartments, the mansions, the pricey shopping, and the high end sushi. It seems like that place is just pouring in and out money.
Think again!
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 Hot topics... thoughts to get your blood boiling, mind churning, and words flowing. Put your shades on. Gear up. Chime in. Stir the pot. Poke a stick in the anthill. Sound off!
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 Fixing the Broken Ratings System
J. Alan Sharrer
When I consider whether to plunk down hard-earned cash to see a film in the movie theater, there are a few things that I invariably do: - If I can find a movie trailer online, I'll watch it.
- I'll glance at a few movie reviews (just a few, so as to not spoil the film).
- If the film has been out for a week or so, I'll see what friends thought of it.
Surprisingly, I never check what a film is rated (G, PG, PG-13, R, or NC-17) by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). Why is this the case? It comes down to one word: inconsistency... Read more, and sound off!
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Featured Trailer
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 Total Recall
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The original starred Arnold Schwarzenegger, and was set on Mars. We've come a long and strange ways since then... and now we have a remake. Why? Why do this?
Take a peek at the upcoming remake; is it as bad as we feared?
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New on Home Video
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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close  War Horse
Jacob Sahms
Now on Blu-ray. Even though I'm not much of a fan of "animal movies," I'd say Spielberg's epic tale of war, friendship, and courage rises to an old fashioned standard, a pennant even, to which few have risen in decades. Also new... |
