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There are problems with this film that even 3 Oscar winners can't overcome, but it's a nice girl-buddy movie once it gets rock-n-rolling.

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An unwise amalgam of Broadcast News and Vibes.

A bigger holiday downer than your end-of-year 401(k) statement.

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The cumulative effect of the relentless horror on parade numbs the movie's power as a work of drama.

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Warm in its loving yet unforgivingly inconsistent depiction of everyday people, relaxed in its perfect quiet pace and proud in its message. I loved this film.

With its hint of an awkward Hitchcockian theme in tact, Harmon's daunting narrative promotes a reasonable landscape of conflict and pathos to support the scattershot terrorizing tone

It dares to be a little different, and that shading is what makes it worthwhile.

fear dot com is so rambling and disconnected it never builds any suspense.

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While the script starts promisingly, it loses steam towards the middle and never really develops beyond attacking obvious target.

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The sentimental script has problems, but the actors pick up the slack.

Pray's film works well and will appeal even to those who aren't too familiar with turntablism.

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Degenerates into hogwash.

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This isn't just the CliffsNotes version of Nicholas Nickleby, it's the CliffsNotes with pages missing.

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Jason X has cheesy effects and a hoary plot, but its macabre, self-deprecating sense of humor makes up for a lot.

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As quiet, patient and tenacious as Mr. Lopez himself, who approaches his difficult, endless work with remarkable serenity and discipline.

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It's mildly entertaining, especially if you find comfort in familiarity. But it's hardly a necessary enterprise.

These guys seem great to knock back a beer with but they're simply not funny performers.

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The animated subplot keenly depicts the inner struggles of our adolescent heroes - insecure, uncontrolled, and intense.

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It's a sweet, laugh-a-minute crowd pleaser that lifts your spirits as well as the corners of your mouth.

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Nothing short of wonderful with its ten-year-old female protagonist and its steadfast refusal to set up a dualistic battle between good and evil.

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By the time we learn that Andrew's Turnabout Is Fair Play is every bit as awful as Borchardt's Coven, we can enjoy it anyway.

Fun and nimble.

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Though certainly original in form, Altar Boys requires a taste for Swamp Thing-type animation, doubled with a deafening score.

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Every time you look, Sweet Home Alabama is taking another bummer of a wrong turn.

It's a compelling and horrifying story, and The Laramie Project is worthwhile for reminding us that this sort of thing does, in fact, still happen in America.

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The music makes a nice album, the food is enticing and Italy beckons us all.

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This is the kind of movie that used to be right at home at the Saturday matinee, and it still is.

What saves this deeply affecting film from being merely a collection of wrenching cases is Corcuera's attention to detail.

An escapist confection that's pure entertainment.

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