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Company man
Robert Redford returns to the director’s chair for The Company You Keep.
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Tom Cruise faces Oblivion
The movie’s gorgeous, but that beauty is only skin deep.
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Jackie Robinson bio-pic 42 is a hit …
… but A Place Beyond the Pines and Trance go down swinging.
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Say yes to No
A clever marketing campaign ousts a dictator in No.
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Evil Dead = dead on
The satisfying, modern remake of the horror cult classic is part homage, part re-imagining of the original Sam Raimi film.
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Held hostage by The Host
The latest Stephenie Meyer adaptation sucks the life out of our critic.
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Olympus Has Fallen raises the flag
Gerard Butler kicks ass the American way.
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Stoker: style in need of a story
Fantastic visuals underscore narrative shortfalls.
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The Croods are a fun family
Dreamworks’ latest offers a wild road trip through an exotic land before time.
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Life’s a beach for Spring Breakers
Harmony Korine’s latest is dark, sexy, stoned out of its mind and terrific.
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Admission: Denied
The Tina Fey/Paul Rudd “comedy” flunks out of school.
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GIFF documentaries: music to your eyes
This year’s slate of docs rocks harder than usual.
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The Call dials up revenge
And Halle Berry is there in an emergency.
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Burt Wonderstone is incredibly awful
I wish Steve Carell’s latest movie would just disappear.
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Dead Man shooting
A middling revenge dish is served cold in Dead Man Down.
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Exonerating an Emperor
Tommy Lee Jones and Matthew Fox take care of business in post-World War II Japan.
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Return to Oz
James Franco makes a wonderful wizard in Oz the Great and Powerful.
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Lord of the beans
Jack the Giant Slayer has kid appeal, but woe onto the adults who wander in.
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21 and Over: party of three
The minds behind The Hangover deliver more of the same.
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Hard to swallow
A Place at the Table explores the politics behind hunger in America.