Sundance Festival 2011 – “Beats, Rhymes, and Life” Review by the Raven

If you are a true fan of hip-hop music, then you have to know the band, “A Tribe Called Quest”. 

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Sundance Festival 2011 – “Lord Byron” Review by the Raven

Once in a while, a filmmaker comes along that has a beautiful vision.  But once in a longer while comes

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Review: Kevin Smith’s “Red State” at Sundance Film Festival 2011

Some movies hit you with both barrels right out of the gate…and some directors have such a keen way of

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Sundance Festival 2011 – “Knuckle” Review by the Raven

Most documentaries seem to try to make you go out and do good for the environment, or to help someone. 

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Sundance Festival 2011 – “Silent House” Review by the Raven

Scary indie movies and psychological thrillers have a great life at the Sundance Film Fest.  Look at “The Blair Witch

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Sundance Festival 2011 – “Project Nim” Review by the Raven

Every few years, a documentary comes along that just really makes me stop everything I am doing and really think

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Review: Portman and Kutcher Have “No Strings Attached” in Film About Friends With Benefits

Ivan Reitman returns to the director’s chair for the first time in half a decade with “No Strings Attached.” The story

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The Green Hornet

With great power, comes great irresponsibility… Billionaire Playboy [reader] Britt Reid (Seth Rogen) is a fun-loving party animal with no

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The Dilemma

Ron Howard takes a serious stab at directing comedy in “The Dilemma,” which pays off well for the actor turned

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Blue Valentine

Blue Valentine is a kind of sweet/kind of sad, beautiful, and honest look at relationships that is driven by wonderful

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