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Battle:
Los Angeles (last updated 3/17/2011)
Just To The Right
of the Heart
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Beastly
(last updated 3/14/2011)
Arrogance Pays A
Price
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Diary
of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (last updated 3/31/2011)
Looking for some
family fun at the theater this weekend? Then grab a ticket for Diary of
a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules.
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Harvest
(last updated 3/31/2011)
A Time For Love
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Hop
(last updated 3/31/2011)
Santa Clause gets
all sorts of movies made about him yet very few are crafted around the
egg bearing, trail hopping, fuzzy tailed bunny. I am not sure why though.
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The
Illusionist (DVD: PAL, 5.1)
(last updated 3/27/2011)
Visual treat puts
Jacques Tati inside Belleville – or the other way round?
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The
Lincoln Lawyer (last updated 3/20/2011)
Films with any sort
of depth are often rare this time of year so I was very pleased to see
this one deliver.
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Rango
(last updated 3/14/2011)
Range Riot
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Sucker
Punch (last updated 3/23/2011)
Some movies are
like beautiful people. You love to sit and look at them but too often they
open their mouths and ruin it all.
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Win
Win (last updated 3/17/2011)
Tom McCarthy is
quickly becoming my favorite screenwriter/director. Not because he makes
epic films with cutting edge graphics and imagery that tingles the senses.
But because he has the uncanny ability to take an everyday character, put
him in everyday situations and make it both endearing and entertaining.
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Winter’s
Bone (DVD) (last updated 3/27/2011)
Jennifer Lawrence
shows steely grit in her desperate search.
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