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Latest Reviews
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Independent filmmaker Henry Jaglom has done it again! With The M Word, he’s given us another amusing comedy about an important women’s issue. Jaglom’s latest movie takes its place among his other films dealing with topics of special concern to women – such as Eating,...
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How’s this for reaching into the cob-webbed bag of arcane source material and pulling out a shiny gem of a TV-to-movie adaptation? Mr. Peabody & Sherman comes from the beloved but largely-forgotten animated TV series Peabody’s Improbable History, that originally...
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Jaume Collet-Serra's Non-Stop joins an elite class of airborne thrillers - the kind that matters. Alongside Executive Decision and Air Force One, this film demonstrates that casting the right actor can make any scenario believable. Liam Neeson belongs in the...
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I wish I knew more about Dean Koontz so I could tell if Odd Thomas was a letdown or not. Growing up, I'd only known the author as an also-ran to Stephen King, the Christopher Pike to King's R.L. Stine -- popular, but not as much of a cultural phenomenon. The movies certainly...
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Latest Features
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Legendary producer Stephen Simon, whose acclaimed movies include Somewhere in Time and What Dreams May Come, shares his picks for the most uplifting films of all-time during the March 11th Movie Addict Headquarters show. He will also talk about his new movie...
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Film critics Mack Bates, A.J. Hakari and Diana Saenger drop by Movie Addict Headquarters on March 4th to rant and rave about the Oscar results announced at the 86th Annual Academy Awards telecast on March 2. Topics to be covered include: surprises at this year’s Oscar show;...
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Grab-Bag Review
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It may not be overstatement to say The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is perfect. That doesn't mean it's without flaws -- one could nitpick at various elements which don't feel quite right...
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