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By now, a motion picture concerning an average citizen suiting up to fight real-world crime is not an original premise anymore. Most recently we’ve seen Defendor and Kick-Ass assume such routines,
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Survive; the most natural of human behaviors. It is something we all strive for during our existence and for most of us it is just something that is taken
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The invisible is probably such a great movie and very undestimated not many people have seen this let alone heard of this movie. This movie has Justin
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The word “okay” is the most apt adjective for 2011’s J. Edgar, Clint Eastwood’s unambitious but handsomely-mounted biopic of
The Lovely Bones (2009)
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Like you’d expect from a title with the word “safe” within it, Safe House plays it as safe as you can in regards to its plot. If you’ve
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