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- By Frank Wilkins
When the Game Stands Tall, the “true” story of a California high school football team that ripped a streak of 151 straight victories and 12 State Championships, has a tough struggle to overcome. One much tougher than typically encountered by the sports drama. And ...
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The drama is B-movie level. The acting is high schoolish at best. The “everything is okay” ending is complete silliness. With no Bill Paxton and no Helen Hunt to lead the cause, this destruction heavy twister at the center of Into the Storm is worthy a gander only for its ...
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Director Lasse Hallström returns to the world of food with his cinematic adaptation of Richard C. Marais’ novel, The Hundred-Foot Journey, a mildly entertaining yet disappointingly predictable stewpot of ambition, romance, and redemption seasoned with the joys of ...
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Not even Megan Fox and her moody eyes can save this unremarkable crap. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is what happens when a poorly stitched together movie climbs out of the sewer of bad ideas and spews foul-smelling nonsense on its audience. Forget about the turtles ...
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The summer of 2014 will probably go down as the box office that wasn’t. The films – while profitable – are nowhere near what industry insiders want to hear from the summer months. Other than two films, I can think of no tentpole films that were released this summer ...
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Bummer. Well, at least Lucy looks pretty. The return of Luc Besson to the director’s chair after the massive failure of The Family doesn’t come without a few glitches as he guides Scarlett Johansson through a criminal underworld full of drug smugglers. She is, after all, the ...
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The seemingly impossible rise of the man who played Mr. Sulu in Star Trek many, many moons ago as a modern day cultural icon and gay rights activist is, in itself, worthy of attention. It’s a story that has its beginnings here in America inside bleak internment camps ...
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Like the movie industry, video games and the people who design them have had their fair share of ups and downs. There is a landfill full of E.T. Atari cartridges to remind folks of the low period if you are in doubt. Unlike the movie industry, they’ve always had a target on ...
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Roger Ebert might have been robbed of his ability to talk but he was never robbed of his voice. That’s the point of director Steve James’ documentary about this recently passed true American icon. That and to make you cry. This touching portrait of a critic ...
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The modern technology of iPads, camcorders, and cloud computing clashes with the age-old challenges of how to keep marriage fresh in Sex Tape, a big wild comedy that begins with a promising idea but ultimately falls on its unfunny face. That promising idea comes ...
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