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Andy Chung is a 23-year-old male with a Bachelors degree in Journalism and Mass Communications and Liberal Arts from Drake University. He will be writing reviews of movies in theaters, DVD new releases and classics.

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Setting foot onto James Cameron's 'Avatar'

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

To say that “Avatar” is this generation’s “Star Wars” isn’t a total lie, but it isn’t exactly the complete...
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'Match Point,' set advantage point - luck

Friday, December 18th, 2009

Movie Review: Using a tennis analogy to describe luck, a series of events in Woody Allen’s London-set film “Match Point,” in which...
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Blood and oil, the perfect mix

Sunday, December 13th, 2009

Movie Review: Daniel Plainview’s competitive thrive to be the best at what he does, at no matter the cost, has him in a confrontation with...
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Bond goes all in with 'Casino Royale'

Movie Review With the chips all in and the stakes never higher, Daniel Craig, who becomes the sixth leading man to play the infamous MI6 agent, cashes...
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The funny thing about death . . .

Director Judd Apatow's films seem to focus on the life cycle with sex in “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and birth with “Knocked...
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DVD Examination: Star Trek

Second Chance Review: Director J.J. Abrams revitalizes the “Star Trek” franchise with this origin story focusing on the main central...
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Nocturnal love affair in the courtyard

The love affair between an immortal vampire and a human mortal has been a premise of many vampire movies over the age and expanded upon with the...
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‘Les Diaboliques’ provides classic horror ending

A horror device that is not often used is the surprise twist that comes within the film or toward the end. Alfred Hitchcock was known from...
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Fish out of water terrorizes South Korea

Asian horrors films have been known to be terrifying, especially with Hollywood remaking them to target their Western audiences, but they can also...
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All's not well in Antarctica