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The too-little, too-late DVD review of Twilight

I fear that virtually everyone has already made up his or her mind on Twilight. People have already seen it, and...
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The Final Destination: 3D Movie Review

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The Final Destination (or Final Destination: Death Trip in 2D), the fourth film in the Final Destination franchise, basically delivers what one might...
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District 9: A new movie review

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The trailers for District 9 make the film appear, at first, to be a comedy or a bit of an action movie. In fact, the movie is both of these things,...
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GI Joe: A new movie review

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When I was young, I was a huge fan of both the comic book series and the afternoon cartoon for GI Joe. If I had to choose, though, the comic book was...
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(500) Days of Summer: A limited release movie review

The movie (500) Days of Summer had a lot to live up to, including a large number of very favorable reviews and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey...
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Funny People: A new movie review

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Funny People, the newest effort by the wildly successful Judd Apatow, is not exactly what fans of The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up may expect....
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The Ugly Truth: New movie review

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The romantic comedy, The Ugly Truth, is an odd combination indeed, but a fairly successful one. If you and your date are looking for a decent movie...
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Orphan: New Horror movie review

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At first glance, Orphan is a movie you feel you’ve seen before. A creepy kid joins a family and bad things start to happen. Oh no! Who could be...
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Moon: New movie review of a rare indie sci-fi film

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The film Moon is at once an epic sci-fi success and a clever introspective piece on humanity. It stars, almost exclusively, Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell,...
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The Hangover: A movie review of the newly crowned top grossing R-rated comedy of all time

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With the fairly impressive quality comedies that have come out in the past year or so, including such excellent films as Role Models, I Love You, Man,...
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