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Grin and bear the cuteness
A new Disneynature “doc” tends to ignore the more violent aspects of ursine reality.
Anthony Salveggi
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Movie Review: Under the Skin
Scarlett Johansson mesmerizes and disturbs as an alien visitor.
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Divergent: familiar style, little substance
The latest YA novel adaptation flounders on the screen.
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Need for Speed runs on empty
This pretender to the Fast and Furious franchise goes nowhere, quickly.
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Son of God preaches to the choir
This narrative of the life of Jesus offers little that is new, uplifting or inspiring.
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RoboCop Walks Its Own Path
A new take on the satirical ’87 classic strives for more humanity
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The LEGO Movie is blocks of fun
A kids’ classic is built, brick by brick.
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Walter Mitty is no fun
Ben Stiller drags down this vanity project.
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Anchorman 2 is kind of a so-so deal
Ron Burgundy ushers in cable news.
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Walking With Dinosaurs deserves extinction
A family film shouldn’t be this dumb.
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Nebraska is a state of mind
Bruce Dern and Will Forte take an unsentimental but touching journey.
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Homefront is an action-movie affront
Jason Statham and James Franco square off in the boonies.
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Frozen goes cold
Disney’s latest tries to re-capture the magic of its 1990s renaissance.
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Delivery Man needs a better route
Vince Vaughn latest vehicle is what you’d expect.
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Diana is a royal bore
Naomi Watts is outmatched by her role.
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About Time aims for the heart
Rachel McAdams stars in the latest from Richard Curtis.
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Last Vegas should have stayed in Vegas
De Niro et al slum for a paycheck.
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Ender’s Game plays it safe
Harrison Ford and Asa Butterfield star in sterile sci-fi.
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Bad Grandpa has that old-man smell
Johnny Knoxville returns to Jackass territory, but the jokes fall flat.
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One bad Escape Plan
Sly and Arnold can’t escape this mediocrity.