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Movie Review: Doubt

“Doubt” is a fascinating study of power struggle and judgement within the confines of the Catholic Church in the 60′s. “Doubt” was originally written as a play and adapted by the playwright for the screen. I grew up Catholic, anyone who has grown up Catholic will relate to the atmosphere and the relationships between the [...]

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Movie Review: WALL-E

“WALL-E” is a charming animated movie centered on the last robot on earth after earth is destroyed by an environmental crisis. This Pixar film follows the travels of WALL-E, a waste disposal robot who works all the while dreaming of romance in his life. WALL-E seeks out visitors from another planet when they arrive on [...]

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Movie Review: Milk

“Milk” is a riveting movie experience. This biographical tale of the assassination of Harvey Milk, California’s first openly gay elected official is a compelling story of the gay, lesbian and transgender community and the fight for their civil rights. The movie follows the charismatic Harvey Milk and his move to San Francisco to go on [...]

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Movie Review: Cigarettes and Romance

“Cigarettes and Romance” is produced by the Coen brothers and you certainly see their influence on this John Turturro film. This musical drama is odd, different and interesting, not as cohesive as a Coen film but a good work by the talented actor John Turturro who not only wrote the film but directed it as [...]

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