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  The Man from U.N.C.L.E. is Just the T.I.C.K.E.T. As the opening scene unfolds, you sit back, nod your head, and realize you're in for a crisp, clean spy-thriller, with just the right amount of laughs and tender moments. Debbie Holloway Nov 17, 2015
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  McKellen Brilliant as Mr. Holmes in Quiet-but-Fascinating Character Study A thoughtful, beautiful film that investigates one of the biggest mysteries of all: what connects humans to each other. Susan Ellingburg Nov 10, 2015
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  Terminator Genisys Needs More J.K. Simmons, Less Recycling Reviving the Terminator series was as simple as concocting some time-travel dialogue to justify yet another installment. But only one actor stands out among the cacophony and confusion. Christian Hamaker Nov 10, 2015
• Self/less is Cinematic Escapism with Soul Delivers an interesting plot, fair amount of action, and a handsome star in a twisty-turny, edge-of-your-seat story that requires more than a little suspension of disbelief but is definitely worth the... Susan Ellingburg Nov 10, 2015
• A Star is Born in the Middle of a Trainwreck It's raunchy, and the character’s redemption isn’t all that profound or moving, but it could be the Pretty Woman for this generation. Christian Hamaker Nov 10, 2015
• Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas... from Grumpy Christians Neither the comedic misadventure nor defense against anti-Christian views you may be expecting, this film has a joyful perspective but takes far too many avoidable missteps. Shawn McEvoy Nov 03, 2015
• Inside Out a Literal Train Ride of Emotions in the Best Way Possible So much to like here, but don't take my word for it. Go see it for yourself soon, kids optional. Susan Ellingburg Nov 03, 2015
• When "Family Vacation" is an Oxymoron The Summer 2015 raunchy comedy parade continues. But nothing in this reboot/sequel is very surprising, and the gags are far from high-minded. Christian Hamaker Nov 03, 2015
• The End of the Tour Creates a Beginning for Conversation In the hands of upstart indie film director Ponsoldt, it's an intellectually invigorating experience to be a fly on the wall for this philosophical dialogue. Jeffrey Huston Nov 03, 2015
• Max is a Mixed Breed of Patriotism and Head-Scratching Antics Seemed like a slam dunk in perfect-for-the-whole-family counter-programming, but violence and mature themes could keep the younger set away. Christa Banister Oct 27, 2015
• The Geeks Inherit the Earth in Entertaining Pixels Just stupidly brilliant enough to become something of a cult classic in the vein of Zoolander or Dodgeball. Christa Banister Oct 27, 2015
• Southpaw Displays Neither Patience nor Skill of a Winner The undisciplined narrative is built upon so many wild and erratic swings that it lands far more eye rolls than punches. Jeffrey Huston Oct 27, 2015