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American Sniper vs Blackhat
This weekend provides a few new releases. There is The Wedding Ringer, which wasn’t screened, unsurprisingly. The other major releases show two different types of warfare. The first being the Oscar nominated American Sniper
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Taken 3…or Tak3n Review
In the next few weeks you’ll see a strange dichotomy at our theaters. There will be plenty of runoff of quality films that are gunning for the Oscar. On the other hand, we’re officially
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Unbroken Review
Unbroken is based on the novel and true story of Louis Zamperini. His life is a story that must be told. Author Lauren Hillenbrand (Seabiscuit) wrote the book and Angelina Jolie picked up directing
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The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Review
You have my sword. And you have my bow. And my axe! And my money! Winter is here and that means we are taking another visit to Middle-earth. The Battle of the Five Armies
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Exodus: Gods and Kings Review
Moses may just be the Spider-Man of the Biblical world. Cecil B. DeMille did right by the Biblical prophet with his epic interpretation of The Ten Commandments. Charlton Heston is nothing if not a
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The Theory of Everything vs Horrible Bosses 2
Happy Thanksgiving, loyal readers! I hope you survived the depression caused by seeing the unfinished Mockingjay movie. If you’re looking to spend Turkey Day at the theater, there’s plenty to see. I’m once again
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 Review
Katniss has been through a lot. First, she had to volunteer to fight for her life in the place of her sister. Then, after miraculously winning the Hunger Games, she had to watch a
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Dumb and Dumber To Review
Jim Carrey has come a long way from winning a couple of Golden Globes for best dramatic actor. Few actors had a better decade than Carrey did in the ’90s. He managed to dominate
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Big Hero 6 Review
Superhero flicks are big, big business. Disney, who owns your soul Marvel, is now driving their comic book properties into their animation department. No one is safe at this point. It’s only a matter
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Interstellar Review
Let me start this review of Interstellar by admitting that I feel unprepared to gather my thoughts and form them in about 500 words. One does not simply walk away from seeing Interstellar and
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