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David Schwimmer steps behind the camera to produce a solid sports comedy that doesn’t do anything spectacularly new or unpredictable,

John Cusack’s in-spirit follow up to Grosse Pointe Blank is no where near as effective as that film, and while

Paradox’s are a bitch, and the glaring one in this quality made film, but utterly pointless one, make watching the

Danny Boyle’s latest is a fast paced (mostly) look at life in the slums of India, and an engaging and

Charlie Kaufman is back in his most ambitious, intriguing, bizarre, and out there script yet and at the helm he

The latest from Paul Schrader is an interesting, bizarre, and effective character study that fails to work as a whole

Daniel Craig as Bond is back and he is delivering on the same level as Casino Royale in this dark,

Barry Levinson’s latest is a look at Hollywood through the eyes of a big time producer who is dealing with

Mike Leigh’s latest follows the life and times of Poppy Cross, and the results are an occasionally funny but just

Wong Kar Wai’s only martial arts film was recently given a face lift and a re-release with hopes of finding