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People of a certain age may recall having read Judith Viorst’s award-winning 1972 children’s book Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. And if you are one of those acquainted with its humorous anecdotes, you are probably wondering how the ...
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And now the 15th century “Dark Knight” gets his very own reboot. Unfortunately, Dracula Untold should have remained exactly that. This fangless reimagining of Vlad the Impaler’s origins is a certifiable bore, offering only fun sized Snickers for those Halloween ...
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If you missed the original The Equalizer television series upon which Denzel Washington’s latest actioner is based (and named), you’re not alone. The show, which ran on CBS for just a few short years back in the ‘80s, is mostly long forgotten and hasn’t even sparked a ...
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Drenched in brooding atmosphere, The Drop is this year’s answer to the film noir of yesterday. Bullhead’s own Belgian director Michaël R. Roskam assembles a talented cast to guide us through the dark end of a robbery inside a mafia-owned tavern. The grim-faced characters ...
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Pierce Brosnan probably still feels like he was let-go from the Bond franchise too soon. I seem to recall him turning to the trade papers to mount his campaign of dismay before he settled into calmer waters and gave us the mightily underrated gem, The Matador. Well, he ...
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Scotland’s own Peter Capaldi seems - regionally speaking only - an ill fit in Doctor Who’s shoes. The opposite; however, is the reality. He is exciting in the role of the twelfth Doctor, a beloved time-traveling Time Lord alien who regenerates when beyond repair ...
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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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