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I’m happy to have any appetite at all since watching “Food, Inc.” Director Robert Kenner’s documentary is powerful. Maybe even life-changing.
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We knew Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen would do well, but $300 million well? In less than two weeks? What's its secret?
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Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) joins Professor Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) on a dangerous journey into Voldemort's dark past.
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Harry Potter” isn’t just kids stuff any more. I say that with the full knowledge that for countless millions of all ages, J.K. Rowling’s best-selling literary saga and the films it spawned have never been kids stuff. Rather, they were the doorway to an engrossing (and dead serious) world of magic and imagination.
“Bruno” contains moments of explosive, outrageous, I-can’t-believe-what-I’m-seeing hilarity. At the same time, the second feature (after “Borat”) from satiric agent provocateur Sacha Baron Cohen points out the limits of his guerrilla comedy style.
“You know, this is not fun any more,” our bloodied and beaten young protagonist complains about an hour into “I Love You, Beth Cooper.” We’re way ahead of you, pal.
Good science fiction is less about shiny hardware than human imagination. “Moon” is darn good science fiction.
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Introducing the Movie Queens Welcome to the adventures of four movie-loving Kansas City gals: Movie Mom, Movie Teen and the Movie Tweens, Rae and Miss A. |
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