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Surprisingly mature in its subject matter, this cautionary tale is the story of a young girl determined to come of age too soon.
It’s about time the dynamic duo of Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton start seeing other people—professionally speaking, anyway.
A group of strangers—each at a personal crossroads—grows from taking a journey they never expected when they stay at this hotel.
In addition to a paper-thin plotline and a made-for-TV feel, there’s not a single laugh in all 106 minutes—a new rom-com record.
Marvel’s The Avengers reminds that summer movies—even overstuffed ones—can still provide a heavy dose of good old-fashioned fun.
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