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End of summer blowout
The World’s End puts a giddy exclamation point on blockbuster season.
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You’re Next is bloody awful
This buzzed-about horror flick is a grisly bore.
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The Mortal Instruments make bad music
Watching this latest fantasy adaptation will actually make you want to pick up a book.
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Paranoia is not out to get you
Not even Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman can save this suspense-free cliché.
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Ain’t that a Kick in the Ass?
Comic book sequel Kick-Ass 2 leans on laughs and action to cover the lack of plot.
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Blackfish is a whale of a tale
SeaWorld Orlando is at the center of a new documentary about the evils of killer whale captivity.
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Matt Damon fights the future in Elysium
Neill Blomkamp’s District 9 follow-up elevates the standard sci-fi shoot ’em up.
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The Millers take a familiar road trip
Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis go through the motions in We’re the Millers.
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2 Guns a-Blazin’!
Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg banter all the way to the bank.
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Smurfs 2 writers: Go Smurf yourselves
Neil Patrick Harris deserves better.
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The Wolverine movie fans deserve
Hugh Jackman is at his snarling best in this satisfying summer blockbuster.
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Cross it off your To Do List
Aubrey Plaza stars in a movie as casual and phony as the sex it portrays.
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Fruitvale Station is powerful real-life drama
Ryan Coogler’s assured directorial debut is the best movie of the summer.
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20 Feet From Stardom goes behind the music
Backup singers grab the spotlight in this hummable doc.
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The long Ranger
Disney’s reboot of The Lone Ranger is well-meaning but overdone.
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Despicable Me 2 schemes up laughs
The animated summer sequel brings the comedy but skimps on story.
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Bullock, McCarthy bring The Heat
The stars are appealing, but Paul Feig’s follow-up to Bridesmaids is startlingly average.
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White House way Down
Obama’s got it easy compared to Jamie Foxx in the laughable White House Down.
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Brad Pitt scores with the tense World War Z
The actor battles zombies in the much buzzed about adaptation of Max Brooks’ beloved novel.
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Much Love for Much Ado
Joss Whedon’s modern adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing is the best big screen Bard.