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'Before Midnight' Movie Review: This Franchise Tackles Sequels Like No Other
Morgan Davies in Movies 1 hour ago
Richard Linklater, Ethan Hawke, and Julie Delpy hit it out of the park once again with this stunning sequel to 2004's "Before Sunset."
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Star Wars Episode 7: Lessons in How Not to Ruin a Franchise
Jef Cliber in Movies 17 hours ago
Disney wields magic frequently, but what about lightsabers? Here's my advice to Disney on how NOT to ruin Star Wars.
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Alice Eve Star Trek Into Darkness Underwear Scene: Nothing Compared to Standard Hollywood Objectification
Sam Brounstein in Movies 1 day ago
Damon Lindelof shouldn't have apologized for the film's half-nude scene, which isn't a big deal compared to Hollywood's omni-present sexism and objectification.
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The Hangover 3 Review: Zach Galifianakis Redeems a Dying Franchise
Jasper Zweibel in Movies 1 day ago
The third installment in the Hangover trilogy is better than the second, but still not as good as the first despite a great performance from Zach Galifianakis.
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'Star Wars 7' Soundtrack: John Williams Will Make It Epic
Jef Cliber in Movies 4 days ago
It wasn't that big of a surprise, but it is reassuring for fans that at least Abrams will have gotten the music right. Thank goodness!
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Gay Rights 2013: 5 Gay Rights Films That You Should Watch ASAP
Marielle Mondon in Movies 5 days ago
Here's a look at the handful of films that articulate different stages of the gay rights movement.
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'The English Teacher' Movie Review: Julianne Moore Charms
Morgan Davies in Movies 5 days ago
The high school theater comedy is conventional and predictable, but that's not always a bad thing.
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'Star Trek Into Darkness' Movie Review: J.J. Abrams Film Explores Uncharted Space
William Kang in Movies 7 days ago
"Star Trek Into Darkness" has less to do with space than the people who traverse it and is a study of what drives us in the face of despair: family, obsession, justice.
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