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Tired Action Scenes Aside,
Man of Steel
is Serious, Substantial
Clear parallels to the life of Christ and themes of sacrifice, redemption and love elevate Superman's story above mere entertainment.
Before Midnight
Beautifully Caps Trilogy Capturing Life, Love
Love is still central in this trilogy's third act, but now so much more life has been lived, and consequences can be Love’s kryptonite.
The Purge
Flunks Philosophy to Favor Fright
Tries to make us ask deep questions, but really, a "kill or be killed" scenario does not raise the moral dilemma the filmmakers think.
Lewd Humor Tarnishes
The Internship
's Underdog Story
If you can tear your eyes from the geeked-out Google campus long enough to ponder the plot, you’ll realize you've seen this story before.
Frances Ha
a Delightful Ode to Late Bloomers
Just as reflective about universal emotional experiences as director Baumbach's previous work, but positively jubilant in comparison.
Don't Wait for Tomorrow to See
Not Today
In a summer of bloated blockbusters, this is one of the few movies everyone should see because of the message it sends: slavery is real.
Kings of Summer
is No
Moonrise Kingdom
Never quite finds its footing—emotionally, comedically or otherwise. It's simply too ridiculous to be taken seriously.
After Earth
Points to Brighter Future for Shyamalan
At heart, a father-son story in which a young man is called upon to put dad's lessons into action. Not complex, but largely satisfying.
Clever 'Gotcha' Not Enough to See
Now You See Me
Plays like a movie equivalent of a CBS procedural: high in concept, production artifice, and plot holes, while low in character depth.
Epic
Never Quite Lives Up to Its Name
With such a title, the bar is immediately set too high for what’s a fairly conventional good vs. evil battle with spectacular visuals.
Hangover III
: Hang It Up Already
Less a disaster than a standard disappointment, the biggest of which is Bradley Cooper, who phones it in post-Silver Linings Playbook.
Sixth Time Has Charm in
Fast & Furious
Series
For those who like to celebrate with a good action film, this is the place to start: humor, tension, non-stop action and more.
Ironically,
Into Darkness
is Too Light on Meaningful Ideas
There's enough to enjoy here, but this new Star Trek installment continues to show unfulfilled promise and a lack of strong themes.
Leo & Luhrmann Make
The Great Gatsby
Matter
Luhrmann captures the opulent decor and backs it with a hip-hop soundtrack that should feel out of place but works surprisingly well.
Sexual Content, Thin Story Mar Otherwise Enjoyable
Peeples
If an abundance of sexual innuendo, sexual situations, and broad slapstick comedy are your idea of a good time, Peeples is for you.
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