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Take Me Home Tonight

Roger Longenbach | Jul 27, 2011

If you are into 1980s nostalgia, then perhaps you should give this movie a cursory viewing, if only to relive the music alone.

Full Review | Grade: C

Arthur

Roger Longenbach | Jul 21, 2011

For quite some time now, Hollywood has decided that the safe thing to do is remake a classic movie rather than try to come up with a new story. This movie is exactly that - an almost exact remak...

Full Review | Grade: B

Season of the Witch

Chris Rebholz | Jul 08, 2011

Due to some issues in his personal life Nicholas Cage has been making some interesting choices when it comes to his acting career. The latest in these is Season of the Witch, a fantasy adventu...

Full Review | Grade: D

The Warrior's Way

Chris Rebholz | Jul 08, 2011

The trick with most Kung Fu movies is that you don't know what to expect with each one. While for hard core enthusiasts every martial arts film has something appealing to them, the majority of...

Full Review | Grade: D

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules

Nathan M Rose | Jul 07, 2011

The Diary of a Wimpy Kid children's series, by Jeff Kinney, has become an overnight success with young adult readers everywhere; so it was no surprise when 20th Century Fox released the fir...

Full Review | Grade: B

Unknown

Eric English | Jun 29, 2011

Unknown is an amazing film with a smart cast, great director, and a heart-pounding storyline.

Full Review | Grade: B

Cedar Rapids

Eric English | Jun 28, 2011

The Ed Helms vehicle "Cedar Rapids" makes its way to your big screen with the Blu-Ray release of the "Super Awesome Edition." One may be asking themselves Ed who? You know...

Full Review | Grade: C

Original Sin

Chris Rebholz | Jun 20, 2011

Original Sin stars Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie as two people who are arranged to be married but have never actually met. Having only learned about one another through a series of lette...

Full Review | Grade: C

Posse

Chris Rebholz | Jun 20, 2011

The western is a staple of the movie history going back all the way to the first days of cinema. There have been many tales told through the setting of the western, some true, some fi...

Full Review | Grade: C

Hall Pass

Eric English | Jun 13, 2011

Finding that perfect stride during a comedy movie is never easy and many times what looks good in a trailer doesn't always flesh out well when seen for the first time on the big screen.

Full Review | Grade: C