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Silent House

John Delia | Mar 09, 2012

What starts out as a horror flick turns into a terror mindbender in the movie Silent House. Not a very good script and a bit too sophisticated for most fans of the genres, there's little doubt t...

Full Review | Grade: D

John Carter

John Delia | Mar 08, 2012

John Carter Is An Exciting Thrill Ride.

Full Review | Grade: A

Friends With Kids

John Delia | Mar 08, 2012

It’s cute, fun loving and complicated, yes Friends With Kids has all the markings of a chick flick.

Full Review | Grade: B

Dr. Seuss' The Lorax

Eric English | Mar 03, 2012

The Lorax marks the fourth story of the late great Dr. Seuss to be adapted into a film.

Full Review | Grade: C

Wanderlust

Chris Rebholz | Feb 26, 2012

Trust falls? Rap sessions? Giggle weed? Whatever tools of the trade Paul Rudd and director David Wain share to dream up the kind of inspired nutso stuff Rudd has done in smart-funny-raunchy winners li...

Full Review | Grade: A

Act of Valor

John Delia | Feb 24, 2012

An Act of Valor is a must see!

Full Review | Grade: A

Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance

Paul Kates | Feb 18, 2012

Nicolas Cage is back as the Ghost Rider; and after his 2007 original outing as Johnny Blaze, I didn't think I would be saying that. Johnny Blaze, the stunt rider who sold his soul to the devil i...

Full Review | Grade: C

This Means War

Penny McLean | Feb 16, 2012

This Means War is a wonderful action, comedy romance all in one great film. It stars...

Full Review | Grade: B

Rampart

Chris Rebholz | Feb 13, 2012

Every so often, there is a movie that is lifted up from an otherwise mediocre state by a piece of acting that's so on-the-spot it makes the rest of the film's faults insignificant, and lifts the i...

Full Review | Grade: C