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Movie Review: Dogs try to save Christmas in “Pups Alone”
In a film era when too many filmmakers figure computer animation is the only way to make “Clifford” come to life, when “101 Digital Dalmatians” seems cheaper, when the only way to get Harrison Ford cto work with a dog … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: The full final trailer, “Being the Ricardos”
I don’t know, the pushback Kidman is getting over her turn as the “off camera” Lucille Ball in this biopic seems to miss the point. Whatever her film career was before marriage and TV made her and her husband famous, … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Bruce Willis plays a retired CIA agent who needs his son to hide out in a “Fortress”
Jesse Metcalf , Chad Michael Murray (and was that Shannon Doherty?) star in this Dec. 17 release.
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Series Review: Ferrell and Rudd sparkle in grimly-funny “Co-Dependency: The Series” — “The Shrink Next Door”
Maybe your first thought when People Magazine named Paul Rudd its “Sexiest Man Alive,” was “Say what?” OK. Maybe it was your second thought, after “People’s still around? And doing the ‘sexiest man’ thing?” The reason, thanks to “recency bias,” … Continue reading
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Want to see the “Downton Abbey: A New Era” trailer? Go see “Belfast” this weekend
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Netflixable? Christmas goes Catfishing — “Love Hard”
The title — “Love Hard” — is a mashup of “Die Hard” and “Love Actually,” clashing visions visions of “the Best Christmas Movie Ever.” And truthfully, this piffle doesn’t get much deeper or funnier than that. It’s a Hallmark Channel … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Belfast” takes us back to the City’s “Bad Old Days”
A film of consequence and warning, Kenneth Branagh’s “Belfast” takes us back to the beginning of “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland and lets us see them through the eyes of a little boy. A very personal story equal parts pathos … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A hostage, a gunman, a bank — “Blonde. Purple”
“Blonde. Purple” is a heist tale/hostage thriller with vague pretenses of Tarantino or Guy Ritchie and little of the style, panache, wit or adrenalin of either of them at their worst. The odd moment of acting heat dissipates in a … Continue reading
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Ryan Reynolds’ co-stars always turn on him
They all go Hugh Jackman, eventually. And @vancityreynolds never sees it coming.
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Movie Preview: Keira K and Matthew Goode make Christmas deadly and amusing — “Silent Night”
So it’s kind of the anti-“Love, Actually?” Dec. 3, nothing like a little grim death and dark humor about it to celebrate the holidays with.
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