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Big Miracle, a heartwarming film families will enjoy, could be a commercial for Greenpeace or environmentalists, but the story is actually inspired by true events back in the ‘80s. Based on the book Freeing the Whales by Thomas Rose, the movie follows...
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Carpers have noted that, maligned victims of bad press and bogey and fairy stories, “North American gray wolves (C. lupus) have not been known to attack humans without provocation.” However, The Grey is a fiction movie, and expert Ottway (Liam Neeson) does point out...
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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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Paul Blackthorne, the handsome British star of ABC’s new show The River, visits Movie Addict Headquarters on Tuesday, February 7, to discuss his career as an actor and director. Among Blackthorne’s film experience are his key role in the Academy Award nominated movie Lagaan...
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Here's the exciting line-up on Movie Addict Headquarters for February, 2012:
February 7 - Actor Paul Blackthorne, star of ABC's highly anticipated new show The River as well as the Academy Award-nominated film Lagaan.
February...
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A romantic comedy without much romance and even less comedy, Little Black Book surely must be an embarrassment for such high quality actresses as Holly Hunter and Kathy Bates. Brittany Murphy probably should be forgiven...
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