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Currently listing articles 1101-1051:
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Movie Review: Lady in the Water— Pretentious, ridiculous and downright terrible.
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DVD Reviews: 305, Superhero Movie - Savor the Silliness— Puerile and downright stupid? Well, yeah... but they're still funny.
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Movie Review: WALL-E, The Wicked Scare Tactics Of A Cute Robot— It's wicked when Pentecostals or Disney indoctrinate children through apocalyptic fear...
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Movie Review: Hellboy II - The Golden Army— Hellboy is back, in a world more gorgeous than ever. The story sometimes suffers, but it doesn't matter.
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Movie Review: Hellboy II - The Golden Army— A cinematic blast; you can't help but enjoy this movie.
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TV Review: Supernatural - "A Very Supernatural Christmas" (Part One)— The twisted, gory, heart-wrenching, fast-paced, cynical, and downright brilliant version of Christmas - Supernatural style.
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Movie Review: The Forbidden Kingdom— One of the most purely entertaining movies that's been released all year.
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Movie Review: Hancock— Intriguing, if muddled superhero flick.
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Movie Review: Dakota Skye at the Waterfront Film Festival— Dakota Skye offers a new twist on the superhero movie theme.
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Movie Review: Hancock— Once you get past the novelty of the idea, Hancock is nothing more than an expensive and good looking throwaway movie.
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DVD Review: The Sword in the Stone (45th Anniversary Special Edition) — The new edition will live up to your fond memories.
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DVD Review: The Spiderwick Chronicles — Positioned to compete with Harry Potter and Narnia but in its execution it falls woefully short.
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Movie Review: The Mist— Frank Darabont's latest Stephen King adaptation is worth checking out even if it's nothing overly great.
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Movie Review: The Fall - Tarsem Singh Gifts Us A Masterpiece— The Fall feels like a gift of a movie for which we should all send Tarsem Singh a thank you note.
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Movie Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull— Indiana Jones makes a somewhat underwhelming comeback in an entertaining but overly silly popcorn movie.
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Movie Review: Imagination— First rule of making an art film: don't set out to make an art film.
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Movie Review: Wall-E— Robots in love! And in between getting to know each other, Wall-E and Eve have to save the world!
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Supernatural's Five Worst Episodes
— The top five worst, from bad to just plain awful...
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Movie Review: Be Kind Rewind— A must-see for true movie buffs
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DVD Review: The Spiderwick Chronicles 2-Disc Field Guide Edition— The Spiderwick Chronicles is a great film that the entire family can enjoy.
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Blu-ray Review: The Spiderwick Chronicles— It’s a perfect mix of talent from the past coming together to make a pretty perfect film.
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DVD Review: The Spiderwick Chronicles
— Great entertainment, especially for the kids.
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The Campaign to Save Moonlight Continues— Moonlight fans keep on fighting, and now DirecTV is talking, indirectly.
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TV Review: Supernatural - "Bedtime Stories"
— Homicidal fairy tales, and another sacred institution has been ruined. I love this show!
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Movie Review: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2008 - Spike— Lesbians, a muslce-man and a human-hedgehog are just some of the ingredients in this peculiar and amateurish film.
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Comics in the Movies— What are your thoughts on the comics, the movies, and the media tie-ins?
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Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk--A Smashing Time— Mean, green, and still incredible.
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Movie Review: The Happening isn’t— The Happening isn’t.
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Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda— Familiar coming-of-the-hero plot provides plenty of laughs and exciting moments for young fans and adults.
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TV Review: Supernatural – “Sin City”
— An in-depth review, complete with bonus rant on why I hate the CW.
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Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk— Edward Norton and Marvel hang one in the WIN column with this offering of the Incredible Hulk.
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Taking Another Look at Lady in the Water
— Is this M. Night Shyamalan film — his latest before this weekend's The Happening opened — really so bad?
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DVD Review: The Sword in the Stone - 45th Anniversary Edition
— With a little bit of help from Merlin, Disney magics this one out of the vault and into your home.
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DVD Review: The Invaders - The First Season— For those who are fans of cult television, rent this first before investing your money in it.
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Howard TV on Demand Helps Blogcritics Giveaway a Signed Bowling Pin— Blogcritics is going bikini bowling with Howard Stern! You know you want to get pinned.
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DVD Review: Jumper (Two-Disc Special Edition)— Too short and too bland to be interesting, this one had me jumping for the exits.
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DVD Review: Eclipse Series 9 - The Delirious Fictions of William Klein— Klein teaches a great deal about the art of film in both his successes and failures.
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TV Review: Supernatural - "Bad Day At Black Rock"
— A rapid fire, side-splitting thrill ride that perfectly followed all the rules for dark and physical comedy.
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Movie Review: The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian— Strap on yer helmets, sissies! Director Andrew Adamson channels an 8-year-old Michael Bay. The result is not awesome.
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DVD Review: The Skull — British horror icons Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee reunite in a sixties flick based on a Robert Bloch short story.
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Movie Review: The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian— The second film in the series reveals a major problem for the franchise: its protagonists aren't very interesting.
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TV Review: Supernatural - “The Kids Are Alright”
— A better than average episode in which Dean Winchester breaks my heart.
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Movie Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
— $185 million dollars worth of defenseless mediocrity.
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Movie Review: The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian — A visually stunning popcorn movie that will leave you wanting for the next installment.
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DVD Review - Joseph Campbell: The Hero's Journey – A Biographical Portrait— The life story of the man who reclaimed myth for the modern generation.
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Internet TV Review: Sanctuary— Can sci-fantasy series Sanctuary navigate the no-man's-land of network television to thrive where others have failed?
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Movie Review: Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian
— Pushing the PG rating as far as it can go.
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DVD Review: First Knight - Special Edition— A different take on the Arthurian legend leaves the viewer cold.
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TV Review: Supernatural – “The Magnificent Seven”
— A very weak opener for a very strong season.
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Movie Review: The Chronicles Of Narnia - Prince Caspian
— A disappointing sequel that suffers from too many familiar Hollywood ills.
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DVD Review: The 13th Warrior— I don't think there are many movies out there that can match it for pure action, and escapist fun.
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