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Movie Review: The Hangover

By now many folks have seen the popular movie The Hangover. If you haven’t seen it, it lives up to its hype. This is a rowdy, crass, hilarious comedy about Phil, Stu and Alan, three groomsmen who take their friend, the soon to be married Doug, on a bachelor party trip to Las Vegas right [...]

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Movie Review: Shaun of the Dead

Ok I’ll fess up, I’m not much of a horror movie fan, never have been. I’d heard about this film for a number of years and after seeing the newest Star Trek and being impressed with Simon Pegg as Scottie, I knew I had to watch this film. This film is a great horror spoof [...]

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Movie Review: Cold Souls

Cold Souls will at first remind movie goers a bit of Being John Malkovich in that this is an abstract idea for a film, but this movie lacks the brilliant screenplay of Being John Malkovich. Paul Giamatti plays himself (or his version of himself), cast in the title role of Chekhov’s “Uncle Vanya”. Actor Giamatti [...]

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Movie Review: Night At The Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian

Night At The Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is the sequel to the popular Night At The Museum movie starring Ben Stiller. The movie continues the storyline of the museum pieces coming alive at night. The plot centers around Larry Daley, who gave up his security guard position to become a successful inventor, shilling his [...]

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Television Series Review: Oz

HBO’s first television series Oz is a series I’d heard good things about and had always wanted to see. If you haven’t seen Oz it is a must see series. Oz (Oswald Maximum Security Penitentiary) is the landmark series about prison life in its experimental wing Emerald City, showcasing violence, sex, social status, race and [...]

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