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Overtly throwback and unapologetically patriotic, Red Tails is the story of the Tuskegee Airmen, a band of “colored personnel” who fought through racism in America to fly as fighter pilots over Europe for the Army Air Corps during World War II. Though rooted in history, the...
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The Artist, a mostly silent black-and-white film, has already won numerous awards and is on the way to a well-deserved Best Picture Oscar nomination. Paying tribute to silent movies, this charming motion picture boasts an unpretentious plot about an iconic actor of the silent...
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Ten years after 9/11, director Stephen Daldry and screenwriter Eric Roth tackle a story focused on the events of that tragic date. Their film, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, deals with how one family is still trying to come to grips with their loss. It’s based on Jonathan...
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With disastrous, unsurprising, from-the-headlines results, no one does what title We Need to Talk About Kevin urges. Said son (Ezra Miller) is a rotten kid from howling babyhood through spitefully delayed potty training (Rock Duer) and nasty childhood (Jasper Newell).
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Film critic Nell Minow and Barry Monush, author/editor of Screen World 2010, drop by Movie Addict Headquarters on January 24th to rant and rave about the 84th Academy Award nominations. Because these nominations are scheduled to be announced...
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If you think you're immune to the charms of Peter Pan, give it another look. You can do so without popping in a sticky cassette from the kids' video collection or, even better, without trekking to a local auditorium to...
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