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In sports, the goal is by nature to be competitive, to win, regardless of cost and feelings. See: James, LeBron.

I’m not sure whether to be amused or unsettled by the fact that the vendors in the Beer Garden of

Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston star The Switch, Hollywood’s latest attempt to revive the flagging romantic-comedy genre. With the exception

I went into Nanny McPhee Returns with a negative attitude. I will admit it. I never saw the first one

Set in 1930s, Get Low follows the story of Tennessee hermit, Felix Bush (Robert Duvall). Bush is a man feared

The Switch is a high concept rom-com that might seem a bit, “I’ve seen this before,” but its great performances,

Lottery ticket is the story of Kevin, a kid that lives in the projects with his grandmother and works at

Vampires Suck Bites… But It Bites Like It Should. Remember the Three C’s: cheesy, campy, and cliché. This life-saving mnemonic

…just not the Carpenter you’re thinking of. Pedro Feliz, seen utilizing his bat about as usefully as Felipe Lopez in

Those who know me know that I would much rather see a film like this than 99% of horror films.