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Review: Shock and Awe

One often takes for granted how certain films retain their reputation for greatness until one sees how another film, working in the same...

There are so many contrivances that beggar belief in Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel's joint directorial debut, The D Train, that it's a...

Vince Vaughn talks a mile-a-minute in his latest film Unfinished Business. One would think this is par for the course since he has always...

"We are dead in the water without this woman," Rich Ruskin (James Marsden) declares to his disbelieving network staff. The woman in...

A stylish whodunit scaffolded with the requisite misdirects and multi-betrayals, The Loft is the second remake of director Erik Van...

Directors have a singular vision for their work which doesn't always jibe with those of studio heads, who are predominantly interested in...

The Best of Me, the latest film adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel, doesn't mess with the formula that has been sustained by eight...