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  • Slow Narrative Flavors a Bland Blueberry Nights- Annabelle Robertson

    In his first English-language driven project, award-winning Hong Kong director Wong Kar Wai has created a movie that, despite its lush visuals, is only mildly interesting. The acting is good, but this isn’t enough to give depth to a film with such a slow narrative and clunky dialogue.

  • Vantage Point Gives Action Film Genre a Fresh Look- Stephen McGarvey

    What could have been a forgettable thriller, Vantage Point instead gives the audience something to puzzle over. Such a film certainly takes advantage of the current popularity of “tell the story out of order” television shows like “Lost.”

  • Clichéd Drillbit Hardly Apatow's Sharpest Work- Christa Banister

    Producer/screenwriter Judd Apatow has quickly made a name for himself as the bankable funny guy in Hollywood. But without the right material, (see Drillbit Taylor) it may not be easy to maintain this Midas touch.

  • Roll Out the Welcome Mat for Meet the Browns- Christian Hamaker

    Generous in its spirit and sweet-natured in its ribbing, Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns offers a strong endorsement of Christian faith and perseverance while delivering plenty of laughs.

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