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Conviction
Makes Its Case with Feeling
Based on a true story, Conviction delivers a life-affirming message about the pursuit of truth and the love of family. It's a powerful story...
Perils of Adolescence Brought Memorably to Life in
Let Me In
Director Matt Reeves has taken the original Swedish film, Let the Right One In, moved the setting to 1983 New Mexico, and has crafted a beautifully...
Monsters
Stresses Somber Over Scary
Although it could have resulted in a unique hybrid of different styles, Monsters is unique more for its failure to generate any well-earned...
Family-Friendly
Secretariat
a Safe Yet Ineffectual Film
Secretariat is a quintessential family film in this respect: there's nothing to complain about and nothing to rave about. It's safe, conventional,...
Action Movies Get Better with Age in
Red
Like this past summer's surprise hit The Expendables, the bulk of Red's cast may qualify for AARP card-carrying status—Bruce Willis, Morgan...
Thought-Provoking
Freakonomics
Handles the "Truth"
Unlike many documentaries, Freakonomics is not dry or academic. The multiple directors, each of whom was assigned different segments of the film,...
Stone
Stumbles in Balancing Moral Questions
Stone is about religion and Christianity on one level, but it's not entirely satisfying on those subjects, nor is it particularly revelatory. The...
True Connection or False Validation is
The Social Network
's Question
The Social Network asks a broader question of us about the Web site Mark Zuckerberg founded: does Facebook offer true connection or false...
Alpha and Omega
is a Howl and a Miss
Alpha and Omega doesn't bother scraping the bottom of the barrel for cheap laughs. But even with a healthy dose of aw-shucks charm, this road-trip...
Sexual Jokes Coarsen
Dinner for Schmucks
Dinner for Schmucks, a remake of the French farce The Dinner Game, expands on the original in many ways that improve the story, but it adds a heavy...
Circumstance, Psychology Build Tension in
The American
Director Anton Corbijn creates a moody but minimalist atmosphere in The American. The camera is mostly static, music scarcely heard, and shots...
Bets Are Hedged with a Kinder, Gentler Gekko in
Wall Street
Sequel
Purely as escapist entertainment, this film is far from boring. But the lack of insight, not to mention the kinder, gentler Gordon Gekko who...
Christian Themes Deliver
Devil
A good horror movie is hard to find. A good horror movie full of Christian themes and spiritual teachings that validate the reality of God is...
Despicable Me
Doesn't Distinguish Itself From Better Alternatives
Despicable Me bears some resemblance to Pixar's The Incredibles and has some of the irreverence of the Shrek series, but feels more like a missed...
Good Lessons Learned in
Nanny McPhee Returns
Nanny McPhee Returns is a pure delight from beginning to end. It's packed with uplifting wit, nice plot twists, and a thought-provoking storyline...
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