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G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

G.I. Joe's reported $175 million budget can be seen up on the screen, as some of the film's special effects are effectively eye-catching. But viewers are left with a story that feels half-formed at best. Apparently not much of that $175 million went to the screenwriters.

  • Christian Hamaker |
  • August 10, 2009 |
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G.I. Joe: Retaliation

Lots of fighting and explosions punctuated by moderately clever dialogue. "Pretty much exactly what I want," my male friend told me.

 
Game Plan, The

While bordering on the cheesy and laying the cute on thick, The Game Plan is still a fairly solid choice for amusing family entertainment. What’s refreshing is the noticeable lack of curse words and rude humor typically used to cover up plot holes.

  • Christa Banister |
  • September 28, 2007 |
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Gangs of New York

For Martin Scorsese fans who've forgotten just how bloody (and graphic) this director can be--then prepare yourselves for this movie. Aside from the bloody and graphic nature, there’s also the long, long length—2 hours and 44 minutes!

 
Gangster Squad

Don't look for much in the food-for-thought department, but Gangster Squad keeps you interested in seeing how it'll play out.

  • Christa Banister |
  • January 11, 2013 |
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Gentlemen Broncos

The potential audience for Gentlemen Broncos encompasses lovers of bad science fiction, B-movies (or lower grade) and the strangely endearing film Napoleon Dynamite. Lovers of good comedy, however, are advised to look elsewhere.

  • Christian Hamaker |
  • November 06, 2009 |
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Georgia Rule

Georgia Rule is a super-heavy downer with a high cringe factor and a steady infusion of crassness and perversion. Yes, there are important lessons to be learned about relationships and generational patterns, but it’s not worth the ride to get there.

 
Get Him to the Greek

A little bawdy humor goes a long way, and Get Him to the Greek goes much further than the bounds of good taste allow. That's part of the movie's calculus, of course—it offers scenes designed to shock, and scenes that will lead to can-you-believe-that moments of laughter.

 
Get Smart

Surprisingly, the filmmakers set themselves apart from the typical 1970s “television to film” retread by creating a truly hilarious film, one that updates the spy spoof without the typical comedic contempt.

 
G-Force

Despite a covert team of “highly trained” guinea pigs, G-Force is jazzed up only by a 3-D presentation. But even those moments deliver few eye-popping delights. It doesn't take special glasses to realize nearly every other element is strictly one-dimensional.

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Ghost Rider

With a lot of parental guidance, parents might be able to use Ghost Rider to teach kids about some aspects of evil. However, there are far better sources for that—ones that involve good theology. And good acting.

  • Annabelle Robertson |
  • June 12, 2007 |
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Ghost Town

Almost dying allows Ricky Gervais’ character to experience living in a whole new, rewarding way. And that definitely elevates Ghost Town a step above your typical, supernatural romantic comedy.

  • Christa Banister |
  • September 19, 2008 |
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Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

The jokes and discussion about the main character’s sexual escapades push Ghosts of Girlfriends Past well into “PG-13” territory. But the central character’s transformation, while predictable, gives the film a bit more depth than might be expected.

 
Ghosts of the Abyss

Academy Award winning director and master storyteller James Cameron journeys back to the site of the legendary wreck of the Titanic. With a team of historic and marine experts and friend Bill Paxton, he embarks on an unscripted adventure back to the final grave where nearly 1,500 souls lost their lives almost a century ago.

 
Gigli

This is one of the worst movies I've seen in a long time. It's watchable only because of the curiosity factor over Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez and saved only with brief appearances from stars like Christopher Walken and Al Pacino.

 
Girl in Progress

Surprisingly mature in its subject matter, this cautionary tale is the story of a young girl determined to come of age too soon.

 
Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The

As modern moviemaking, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is pretty remarkable. As an experience, at times, it’s downright sick.

 
Glory Road

"Glory Road" is formulaic but effective, touched with a fondness for faith and religion. The energy of the first hour dissipates by the time of the big tournament, but this story of young men blessed with a great opportunity -- and their forced camaraderie through shared circumstances -- makes for an entertaining film.

  • Christian Hamaker |
  • January 13, 2006 |
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Gnomeo & Juliet

An update of the Romeo and Juliet story for the young set, Gnomeo & Juliet has several laughs and a mostly gentle spirit. If that’s what it takes to expose kids to Shakespeare, I’m all for it. The film certainly could have been much worse than it is.

  • Christian Hamaker |
  • February 11, 2011 |
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God Grew Tired of Us

Writer/director Christopher Quinn chose to focus on just three “lost boys” in his award-winning documentary, God Grew Tired of Us. After arriving in America, John Bul Dau, Panther Bior and Daniel Abul Pach soon discover how lonely life can be in this country, and how very hard people work, just to stay alive

  • Annabelle Robertson |
  • January 12, 2007 |
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