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Review: Man of Steel
With the books closed on Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, Warner Bros. Pictures finds itself in desperate need ...
Review: The Purge
Great ideas come along once in a blue moon. With today’s state of cinema that is inundated with superhero movies, seq...
Review: After Earth
For the past few years, critiquing a movie by M. Night Shyamalan has been something akin to shooting fish in a barrel, ...
Review: Before Midnight
Rarely in the world of cinema does a romance come along and touch you in a way that can’t be explained. Rarely does o...
Review: Epic
It’s really hard to hate animated movies, even bad ones. If nothing else, animated movies are typically filled with l...
Review: The Hangover Part III
Years from now, when people discuss the best comedies of this generation, I fully expect 2009’s “The Hangover” to...
Review: Fast and Furious 6
A funny thing happened at the megaplexes last summer. That was when Fast Five debuted, and unexpectedly crystallized th...
Review: Star Trek Into Darkness
Post-reboot films are tricky endeavors. Christopher Nolan's Batman soared to even greater heights in his second time ou...
Review: The Great Gatsby
Baz Luhrmann and Craig Pearce’s gaudy adaptation of The Great Gatsby hits all the high points but plumbs few of the d...
Review: Iron Man 3
You can't go bigger than "The Avengers," so Marvel follows up that superhero team-up movie with a surprisingly introspe...
The Girl
 Poor Toby Jones. Every time he gets a plum part, something comes along to overshadow it.First there was Dobby the H...
Everyday
 One-man UK film industry Michael Winterbottom continues his genre hopping with this gentle kitchen-sink experiment....
V/H/S
 The problem with portmanteau films such as New York Stories (Coppola and co) and Four Rooms (Tarantino et al) is th...
McCullin
 The subject of this powerful documentary, Don McCullin, is uncomfortable being defined as a war photographer, even ...
Grabbers
 A midnight movie with matinee charms, Jon Wright’s genial Irish creature feature proved a crowd-pleaser in th...
Jiro Dreams Of Sushi
 You don't need to be a foodie to appreciate this charming documentary, which delves in to the life and work of Toky...
Monsters, Inc. 3D
 Pixar's latest 3D release seems a cruel joke at the expense of Mike Wazowski, the walking peeper lacking the second...
Repulsion
 Roman Polanski's first english language film made a hell of an entrance; so much so, had he fallen under a bus the ...
Chinatown
 “Forget it, Jake it's Chinatown!” The most memorable sign-off ever, right? Wrong.Roman Polanski&rs...
American Mary
Rape-revenge is the most morally dubious of genres, often made by those more interested in filming the former than dealin...
Jack Reacher
 It can be exhilarating to watch when an actor finds a director they click with.The moment Tom Cruise strides into J...
The Impossible
At a time when horror movies had turned to schlock, Juan Antonio Bayona’s The Orphanage (2007) brought emotional ca...
Quartet
The respective ages of Quartet’s leads (72, 69, 75, 77…) reads like a game of geriatric bingo.But then their...
Les Misérables
Known in luvvie circles as The Glums, Les Misérables has been seen by so many people since its 1985 London premier...
Safety Not Guaranteed
 The past has never seemed so inviting as it does in Colin Trevorrow’s DIY time-travel romance.Like a low-key ...
Midnight's Children
So often dubbed “unfilmable”, Salman Rushdie’s 1980 Booker-winning novel is bravely taken on by directo...

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Check Out a Lamborghini Addition to 'Transformers 4'
Is it a car advertisement or a promotional image for next summer's Transformers 4?It's both.  But it's unlikely to work ...
Purge, The
StoryIf on one night every year, you could commit any crime without facing consequences, what wo...
'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' Set Photos: Rhino Armor and a Spidey Imposter
Wondering if Paul Giamatti will be surrounded by CGI armor when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 arrives in theaters on May 2, 20...
Internship, The
StoryBilly (Vince Vaughn) and Nick (Owen Wilson) are salesmen whose careers have been torpedoed ...
First Two 'Man of Steel' Clips: Lois Lane Takes Charge
Not much more than a week before Man of Steel laser blasts all over theaters nationwide on June 14th and the very...
'The Wolverine' Images: Hugh Jackman Keeps His Shirt On
Five new official pictures from The Wolverine are wandering the online wilds today.All five feature Hugh Jackman back in ...
B.O. Roundup, May 31-June 2: 'Furious 6' Remains Streets Ahead
America, like Dominic Toretto, lives its life a quarter mile at a time. It's not surprise, then, that Fast & Fur...
First Trailer for 'Don Jon,' Written and Directed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt
The first trailer for Don Jon has strutted its way online, and this first look indicates that not only is Joseph Gordon-L...
Stallone and Schwarzenegger Team Up for 'Escape Plan'
Ever since Arnold Schwarzenegger first flexed his muscles in the movie 'Twins' while looking at a Rambo poster of Sylvest...
World War Z
StoryThe story revolves around United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Pitt), who traverses the worl...
Shaken and Stirred: Penelope Cruz Joining 'Bond 24'
Now that the next installment in the long lived James Bond franchise has a director, it's time to talk casting.That means...
Man of Steel
StoryA young boy learns that he has extraordinary powers and is not of this Earth. As a young ma...
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Review: Iron Man 3
You can't go bigger than "The Avengers," so Marvel follows up that su...
Review: The Hangover Part III
Years from now, when people discuss the best comedies of this generat...
Review: After Earth
For the past few years, critiquing a movie by M. Night Shyamalan has ...
Review: The Purge
Great ideas come along once in a blue moon. With today’s state of c...
Review: Man of Steel
With the books closed on Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, War...
Review: Epic
It’s really hard to hate animated movies, even bad ones. If nothing...
Review: Before Midnight
Rarely in the world of cinema does a romance come along and touch you...
Review: The Great Gatsby
Baz Luhrmann and Craig Pearce’s gaudy adaptation of The Great Gatsb...

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