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The Dark Knight is unlike any superhero movie that has come before it, and that includes the stellar Batman Begins. While 2005’s origin story was a breakthrough with its gothic visuals and harsh realistic tone, director Christopher Nolan’s next entry in the series shatters what we’ve known as the walls of the superhero genre. An ensemble political thriller as much as it is a tale of revenge and

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Wanted is The Matrix meets Shoot Em’ Up with the color palate of The Fast and the Furious. It’s a double barreled, balls to the wall, high-octane, completely over the top, ultra-violent, ultra-gory summer action movie that just doesn’t give two flips for slowing down. To call it a crowd pleaser is an understatement, it’s the kind of movie that’s so in your face it elicits an audible reaction from

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Bee Movie is agreeably skewed fun. There's no denying that the jokes in this bedazzling animated feature seem, at first, a bit conventional, if not corny. Jerry Seinfeld, who co-wrote and produced the film, lends his patented nasal-voiced skepticism to Barry B. Benson, a Central Park hive dweller buzzing for adventure. A boyish drone who's supposed to resemble Jerry, but looks more like Casey

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Ever have the experience of getting stuck listening to a little kid’s endless “funny story”? At first the story seems amusing, so you engage a little, which causes the kid to go on even longer (hey, a willing, captive audience!), painfully prolonging the finale. Your initial larkish grin develops into a glazed-over stare accompanied by a half-hearted string of responses: “Then what happened?” “

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The first Pirates was better than any critic I know remembers. It was pure Disney mixed with a touch of larceny offering equal parts heroics, stunning action and of all things a point at the end of its narrative sword. We’re all pirates, which is to say we all long for freedom from the law, to be more than the law allows. There is a sense of destiny attached to that which is one of the big

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What If you wanted to make a new end-of the-world movie and then you realized that the 2 previous actors to act in your new role were Vincent Price and Charlton Heston? This is what Will Smith had to deal with when he took on this role. To be very honest I did not think that he could follow those two legendary actors in that role. After I watched the movie, I am still left with the doubts and

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War is hell. It’s futile in that no one is ever really victorious. When the smoke has settled and the bodies piled high, we look back and see that the consequences and the damage are far greater than the result warrants. Peter Chan’s The Warlords opens with a comparison of the death toll of the ancient Chinese war it depicts with that of World War II. It’s clear from the beginning, the anti-war

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