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Latest Reviews
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A tiny girl
cannot be found.
Her mom and dad
look all around.
Where is she now?
Is she okay?
Do ghosts of kids
want her to pay?
Dark secrets get
revealed at last --
of greed and...
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Mcfarland, USA shouldn’t work. Its stock story about a white coach in a small rural town who transforms a band of ethnic misfits into a well-oiled championship team seems too commonplace and smells like a prefabbed assembly line sports drama. But it’s not. Oddly, Mcfarland,...
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Those Russians. So many contributions to the world -- the space race, vodka, vowel-deprived surnames, hockey players, vodka, the AK-47, hot tennis players, communism, vodka. And let’s not forget to add filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev whose latest film, the dour Russian drama Leviathan,...
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Writer-director Mike Binder probably didn’t imagine that Black or White, his film based on a true story, would be released during an ongoing awards season when movie fans were debating about civil rights. His aim? To spotlight a custody battle between a grandfather and...
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Latest Features
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On February 24, Movie Addict Headquarters presents a discussion of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, the 1967 film about parents whose attitudes about race are challenged when their daughter brings home a fiancé who is black. Actress Katharine Houghton talks about her experience...
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Most movie addicts like me get very excited about the Annual Academy Awards ceremony each year. But in the interest of full disclosure, I confess to a hate/love relationship with the Oscars. It started long ago when the legendary Judy Garland lost the Best Actress award for A...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Night Watch, the Russian-made cinema sensation that played to packed houses in its mother country, has at last reached American shores, to the relief of horror and sci-fi fans who decided not to head the way of the...
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