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Rise of the Planet of the Apes review
Who out there asked for another Planet of the Apes movie? I sure didn’t. I think an updated Apes movie was a great idea but then we got the awful 2001 Tim Burton version
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Cowboys and Aliens review
I don’t understand how Cowboys & Aliens is getting such low reviews on rotten tomatoes. Maybe if it was a tie-in to the Avengers the critics would be falling all over themselves in praise
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Captain America advance screening passes
We have a few passes to Wednesday night’s screening of Captain America. It starts at 7 PM on the 20th in Sandy, Utah at Jordan Commons. In order to win, first like us on
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Horrible Bosses review
Just when you thought the R rated comedy had been done to death, Horrible Bosses comes along. I’ve actually been annoyed at how mediocre these comedies have been in the past year and a
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Transformers Dark of the Moon
Well here we are again. Two years gone by and we get another transformers movie. I’ve barely had time to get the bad taste of Transformers 2 out of my mouth and Michael Bay
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Kent reviews Green Lantern
In the past I have always avoided reading movie reviews before I see a flick I’m excited about. I wanted to go into the theater unadulterated. Well now that I work in front of
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Kent reviews Super 8
What the heck is Super 8? Is it an old-school camera? Is it a trashy motel chain? I watch movie trailers for a living (except for the fact I don’t get paid) and I
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Series in review: That Mitchell and Webb Look
It’s no secret that we here on this site love Netflix. It’s a great way to catch up on indie movies, documentaries, or crappy movies that you normally wouldn’t make the time for. While
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Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides review
Johnny Depp what happened to you? At what point did you decide to become European? I’m pretty sure you were born here in America. Either that or you had a great accent in 21
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Kent reviews Fast Five
Whoever said “originality is dead” was spot on. It’s a possibly true fact that 70% of movies released every year are sequels. At this rate there will cease to be a non-sequel movie in
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