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“Leap Year” is the result of a formula that we have seen much too often, lacking the originality or even

The Young Victoria, while full of history and the lineage of the British Monarchy, is an interesting film which can

Nancy Meyers is the ultimate director for family/romantic comedies preferably starring a well respected aging actress (such as Diane Keaton

With the blockbuster sized success of films like The Dark Knight it only makes sense to put in production a

2007’s Alvin in the Chipmunks had just broad enough of an appeal to endear itself to a large audience, which

A Single Man is a career defining performance from Colin Firth and one of the strongest, most confident, and beautiful

Nine is Rob Marshall’s return to musicals and the result is a bit unexpected but full of quality performances and

There was a time when Richard Linklater was one of the most promising directors coming up. His indie hit Slacker

It is hard to believe that Hugh Grant hasn’t had a film out since 2007’s Music and Lyrics, and that

James Cameron’s Avatar is finally here and not only does it deliver the visuals effects we were promised, which are