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Latest Reviews
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In Weaving the Past, writer/director Walter Dominguez takes us on an inspiring journey back through time as he struggles to connect with his heroic grandfather. This enlightening documentary comes across as a true labor of love. It awakened my own desire to find out...
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While watching The English Teacher I couldn’t help thinking how boring it would be if everyone were perfect. This amusing comedy features a host of flawed characters -- and the one with the most faults just happens to be our heroine, a 40-year-old unmarried high school English...
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Teenagers of the world, unite! You have nothing to lose but those annoying stereotypes that can ruin a film. The latest case in point? Erased, a thriller starring Aaron Eckhart as an ex-CIA agent on the run with his estranged teenage daughter, played by Liana Liberato....
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My, how time changes things! That was my first impression of director, producer, co-writer Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby after watching the first 25 minutes of his new movie and sitting thorough an extravagant scene of a party at the pretentious mansion owned by Jay...
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Latest Features
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Canadian filmmaker Kate Melville visits Movie Addict HQ on May 21st to discuss Picture Day, her award-winning movie which is being released in the U.S. on the same day. Kate’s unusual coming-of-age comedy marks her debut as a feature filmmaker and has already earned...
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Noted film critics Laura Frank Clifford and Mack Bates join Movie Addict HQ on May 14th for a preview of 2013 summer movie offerings. With over 100 new films opening during the summer months, many fans need help in deciding which movies deserve their attention -- so Laura...
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Grab-Bag Review
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"Cheerleaders are dancers gone retarded," claims choreographer Sparky Polastri in Bring It On. Hired to whip a high school cheerleading squad into shape for a crucial regional competition, he appears to use Bob Fosse and...
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