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Michael Bay should be taking notes; this is how you make a movie about robots hitting each other. Kidding aside, Shawn Levy (most famous for directing the two Night at the Museum movies) has delivered...
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Sam Worthington was sure prepped and ready to become the next big thing. Too bad he still has yet to prove any kind of reasonable acting ability. While his turns in Terminator Salvation, Clash of the...
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With a title as blunt and, quite frankly, stupid as Asger Leth’s Man on a Ledge, it’s right not to expect all that much. I wasn’t looking for an awards-worthy thriller with great acting or insanely...
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DVD Review: 10 Years
10 Years reunites longtime friends for a night of nostalgia, laughter, and tears at their high school reunion. Written and directed by Jamie Linden, the 101-minute comedy features a talented ensemble...
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Movie Review: Gangster Squad
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There may only be two movies opening this week, but it has truly been an exhausting experience. As if The Big Wedding wasn’t bad enough, along comes Michael Bay to pummel our patience into the ground...
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