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Latest Reviews
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The American opens with George Clooney staring into a fireplace as he sits on the floor of a remote cabin in a Swedish snow-covered mountainside. The naked woman lying on a bed with her arms around his neck paints a vivid picture of what just took place. Yet Clooney’s blank...
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Hand-held camera work usually gives me a headache, but I decided to see The Last Exorcism anyway. Try to see it, that is. I fully expected to listen to my husband’s whispers about what was happening while keeping my eyes closed most of the time, hoping to avoid the jerkiness...
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Comparisons with over-applauded Gladiator will surface, but less pretentious Centurion holds its own. Writer/director Neil Marshall hails from and worked at one end or the other of Hadrian’s Wall, Roman Britain’s northern “multicastles” defense line whose construction...
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Americans were surprised when Patrick Tillman, the NFL's Arizona Cardinal’s linebacker, gave up a lucrative career to join the Army Rangers along with his brother Kevin in 2002. In a post- 9/11 interview, Tillman said the patriotism of his grandfather and other family members inspired...
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Latest Features
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What’s your viewing pleasure at the multiplex this September – romance, animation, thrillers, action, mystery, or comedy? Take your pick from the schedule of offerings below. But remember, all release dates are subject to change.
SEPTEMBER 1:
The American....
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What are the best and worst films now playing at your multiplex? "Movie Mom" Nell Minow and "Mad Movie Man" A.J. Hakari offer their candid and insightful opinions about current theatrical releases during the August 31st Movie Addict Headquarters show. Among films to be covered...
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Grab-Bag Review
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An air of tragic inevitability hangs over A Mighty Heart, and therein lies its challenge -- how to keep its viewers involved when we already know the outcome? The story here is the effort to find and rescue Daniel Pearl,...
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