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Ratting out Snitch
I like Dwayne Johnson, I just don’t like his movie.
Joe Bardi
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Oscar Experience: Tampa is Sun., Feb. 24 at the Tampa Theatre
Plus: Don’t miss this week’s Studio 10 for a preview of Sunday’s telecast.
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More Safe than sorry
Though a mixed bag, Safe Haven is better than expected.
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Amour: This is the end
Michael Haneke’s wrenching French import offers a sobering view of life’s final days.
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Identity Thief stole my will to live
Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy go for laughs and fail miserably.
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Side Effects is a bitter pill
Soderbergh’s latest may cause severe irritation and involuntary rolling of the eyes.
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CL Visions Photo & Video contests now accepting submissions
Enter CL’s annual photo and video contests, impress your friends and win cash!
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Spring Arts Preview: Movies
Previews of this spring’s best coming attractions.
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Schwarzenegger’s Last Stand
The movie’s iffy, but Ah-nold does well with his first starring role in a decade.
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Familial dysfunction leads to laughs in Petunia
TIGLFF’s Best of Fest returns for one night only Jan. 17.
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Still in the Dark
The gripping Zero Dark Thirty adds little context to the hunt for Bin Laden.
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More of the same movies in ’13
I have seen the future, and it looks a lot like 2012 (with a few exceptions).
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Django Unchained is killer
Forget the controversy, Quentin Tarantino’s Western/Blacksploitation hydrid is a blast.
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The Hobbit is a long journey
Director Peter Jackson returns to Middle Earth with a new trilogy.
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Anthony Hopkins goes Psycho
Hitchcock offers a fluffy take on The Master of Suspense.
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Lincoln Logues
Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day Lewis bring American history to life.
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Insert coin for Wreck-It Ralph
Disney’s latest spins video game characters into adorable entertainment.
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Terror in Ybor Square!
CL’s Reel Terror Film Festival rises again.
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TIGLFF Movie Review: The Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean
What if James Dean had been bisexual?