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Lovelace
Chris Rebholz | 
There seem to be a couple widely known "truths" about the pornographic industry, one of which is probably verifiable if one were to dig into the numbers, the other a little harder to quantif...
Full Review  | Grade: B

The Internship
Chris Rebholz | 
One almost has to giggle at the irony inherent in The Internship with regard to Google's well publicized ability to tailor ads for specific people via its technologies like AdSense. This...
Full Review  | Grade: C

The Way, Way Back
Chris Rebholz | 
If you're too young to have experienced the era of the family station wagon, you may not initially understand the phrase "the way way back", for it referred to the most posterior section...
Full Review  | Grade: B

The Heat
Chris Rebholz | 
Sandra Bullock both brought the house down and up to its feet into a standing ovation when she started off her acceptance speech for having won the Best Actress Academy Award for The Blin...
Full Review  | Grade: B

Shrek the Musical
Chris Rebholz | 
There has been a lot of talk over the past several years about the so-called "Disneyfication" of Times Square and Broadway. Broadway, once the purview of creative types who would bring compl...
Full Review  | Grade: C

Cars 3D
John Delia | 
The 3D availability on Blu-ray just got better with the release of Disney/PIXAR's Cars and even better in a combo pack.  The fun film with an extraordinary plot that offers moral values like...
Full Review  | Grade: B

Monsters University
Chris Rebholz | 
It wasn't so long ago that Pixar rejected the idea of churning out sequels to its greatest hits. Toy Story was the exception rather than the rule, having been succeeded by two critically...
Full Review  | Grade: B

The Conjuring
Chris Rebholz | 
Nine years ago, few film fans knew the name James Wan. Then along came a little genre gem about a devious serial killer with a penchant for traps. Wan's shockingly low budget Saw (2004) n...
Full Review  | Grade: B

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