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REVIEW: "Speed Racer"
Perhaps because it began so late in the history of culture, cinema has always exhibited a close, complicated, and even reciprocal relationship with... Read More
REVIEW: "Redbelt," "My Blueberry Nights"
Not so fast, you. I know that alloyed superheroes and creaky archaeologists are simpler to swallow if you nestle your brain amongst the wool sweate... Read More
REVIEW: "Iron Man"
The first blockbuster of the new season originates, appropriately, in a comic book - yet another one of the popular, pretentious productions of Sta... Read More
REVIEW: "What Happens in Vegas," "The Singing Revolution"
It's nearly impossible not to have make-or-break preconceptions about certain films, especially ones involving huge celebrities in clichéd s... Read More
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REVIEW: "Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay," "The Best of the Ottawa International Animation Festival"
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REVIEW: "Deception"
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2008 Movies on a Shoestring
Movies on a Shoestring celebrates its 50th anniversary this year as the world's longest continually held short-film festival. Its inaugural partner... Read More
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REVIEW: "88 Minutes"
If the serial killer maintains his position as the favorite villain in the fiction and film of our time, then his counterpart, the so-called profil... Read More
2008 Rochester High Falls International Film Festival Guide
Birthed in 2001 to spotlight the contributions of women in, on, and around film, the High Falls Film Festival merged last year with the Rochester I... Read More
REVIEW: "Smart People," "Helvetica"
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REVIEW: "Street Kings"
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REVIEW: "Leatherheads," "Lynch"
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REVIEW: "The Counterfeiters," "Chop Shop"
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THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN (PG): The Pevensie brood journeys back to Narnia a year after discovering the magical armoire, but well over a millennium has passed in Narnia, now a grim land ruled by an evil sovereign trying to thwart a young prince from his birthright... or "The Two Towers" for the Webkinz set. Brockport, Canandaigua, Geneseo, Pittsford, Tinseltown, Vintage, Webster
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