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Vantage Point
Gives Action Film Genre a Fresh Look
What could have been a forgettable thriller, Vantage Point instead gives the audience something to puzzle over. Such a film certainly takes...
Clichéd
Drillbit
Hardly Apatow's Sharpest Work
Producer/screenwriter Judd Apatow has quickly made a name for himself as the bankable funny guy in Hollywood. But without the right material, (see...
Roll Out the Welcome Mat for
Meet the Browns
Generous in its spirit and sweet-natured in its ribbing, Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns offers a strong endorsement of Christian faith and...
Bonneville
Road Trip Barely Makes It
As the debut of writer/director Christopher Rowley, Bonneville—but only barely. It’s full of the usual road trip clichés (the road-tripping gals...
Definitely, Maybe
Defies Predictable Rom-Com Experience
Unlike the mindless frivolity of Fool’s Gold or the by-the-numbers cuteness of 27 Dresses, Definitely, Maybe is a well-conceived love story that...
Darkness Pervades a Thought-Provoking
Spiderwick Chronicles
The typical magical, fantasy-type outlook pervades The Spiderwick Chronicles' dark worldview. Creatures, spells and potions, and flying and time...
Charlie Bartlett
an Excellent Case Study on Today’s Teens
Charlie Bartlett is a well-made, funny but sad, targeted look at the very real emotions that plague our children. It is an enlightening case study...
Stale Story Hurts Spectacle of
10,000 B.C.
10,000 B.C. works as sheer spectacle, but its story is forgettable. Its unknown actors make an impression because of their striking looks, but it’s...
No Cinematic Treasure Found in
Fool's Gold
In Fool’s Gold, one might expect more of the comedy and chemistry Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson first had in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. ...
Wacky
Be Kind Rewind
Has Lots of Laughs
Be Kind Rewind starts as a tale about the passing of the torch and serves as a wistful look at the fading days of video-rental shops. It evolves...
Home Is Where the Hum-Drum Is in
Roscoe Jenkins
How so many talented actors ended up in Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins is a mystery. Many of the big names have only a few lines and are wasted in a...
Kick
The Bucket List
to the Curb
“Find the joy in your life.” That’s the bottom-line message of director Rob Reiner’s The Bucket List, delivered by one of two characters who are...
Inert
Jumper
Could Use a Jump-Start
Jumper could have been the start of an entertaining franchise had it registered a pulse. Unable to clear even lowest of plot thresholds, however,...
The Other Boleyn Girl
Soaps Up History
Starring Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson, The Other Boleyn Girl is nothing more than a soap opera that accentuates immorality, embellishes...
Flawless
Delivers Usual Heist Message
Directed by Michael Radford and based on a script by newcomer Edward Anderson, Flawless sends the usual heist message. That is, as long as you’ve...
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