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Puss in Boots does the Humpty
The Shrek spinoff has pussies galore.
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A son guides The Way
Martin Sheen takes a 500-mile hike.
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Johnny English Reborn flatlines
Rowan Atkinson needs to put this useless character to bed.
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No Big Thing
Reboot? Remake? This Thing is a little bit of both.
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Machine Gun Preacher hits and misses
Gerard Butler is good in a so-so true-life tale.
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Real Steel is all heart
Emotions, not the robots, give this story punch.
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Be There: The Ides of March
Honorable men Clooney, Gosling and Hoffman kick off the campaign for Oscar.
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100% chance you’ll see 50/50
Death becomes Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen, who find laughs among the sadness of cancer.
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Killer Elite shoots to thrill
But Statham and De Niro can’t quite hit the mark.
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Dolphin Tale sticks to the shallows
Shot in Clearwater, this Tale is as artificial as its star’s prosthetic.
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Brad Pitt’s great, but Moneyball isn’t
Someone should throw the book at filmmaker Bennett Miller and his team of screenwriters.
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The Lion King is still the mane event
Disney’s celebrated feature returns to roar in a new dimension.
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Drive is a cool, supercharged ride
Ryan Gosling and outstanding direction keep this unique film in top gear.
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Tom Hardy’s a knockout in Warrior
The MMA-inspired brawler aspires to be a modern day Rocky.
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Contagion breeds indifference
Steven Soderbergh’s latest is an aloof affair.
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The Debt pays off
Good direction and performances save this thriller.
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Colombiana: French twisted
Yet another lemon rolls off the Luc Besson assembly line.
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Afraid of the Dark? Don’t be.
The Guillermo del Toro-scripted remake of a ’70s chiller doesn’t bridge the generation gap.
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A dunce’s confederacy: Our Idiot Brother
Paul Rudd and a superb ensemble cast make the comedy a welcome arrival.
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More like Conan the Vulgarian
Conan the Barbarian rages without purpose.