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Looper’s daze of future past
Willis and Gordon-Levitt have time to kill.
Anthony Salveggi
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Sparkle lives up to its name
And Whitney leaves us something to remember.
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When Odd is too uneven
Disney’s The Odd Life of Timothy Green needs deeper roots.
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The Kid is all right
Third Diary of a Wimpy Kid is wholesome fun.
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Dancing disaster
Step Up Revolution can’t find its footing.
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Frozen over
The fourth Ice Agejust drifts along.
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Savages: paradise lost
Oliver Stone, the sensitive tough guy.
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Spider-Man’s tangled web
Marvel’s reboot has more angst but less heart than the original.
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That’s My Boy: Raunch dressing
Sandler and Samberg have foul-mouthed fun.
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A touching Intouchables
The charming French import has been held over at Tampa Theatre.
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Expect the worst
What to Expect an unfocused waste of varying degrees of talent.
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A-list Brits liven up Marigold Hotel
Judi Dench et al manage to rise above a middling script.
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May 5 is Free Comic Book Day
Details on where you can pick up your free book.
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Comic books still pack a punch at Emerald City
Behind the scenes at one of the bay area’s best comic retailers.
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Buy these comic books!
Suggestions from the geek squad at Emerald City Comics.
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Miss this Engagement
Jason Segel and Judd Apatow should have called off The Five-Year Engagement.
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The Lucky One makes for unlucky viewing
Zac Efron doesn’t pass muster as a soldier boy.
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The movies of GIFF: select reviews
A look at select Horror films and Young Adult shorts.
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Ringling grad won Oscar for animation co-creation
Brandon Oldenburg scores one for ambitious creatives in the Tampa Bay area.
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John Carter takes a familiar journey
Director Andrew Stanton’s live action debut is a long, boring slog to the red planet.
