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REVIEW: Up
14 hours ago ago from La Boss
I don't usually run to theaters to see animated movies, although I should know by now that Pixar ones are the best. And Pixar, in combination with Disney on this film, doesn't disappoint. really is a pleasure. Carl is a cranky, 78-year-old, who has lost his beloved Ellie. They meet when they are kids and immediately share an attraction for each other and to adventure and exploration, even if it means just in their homes or backyard. In a ...
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Movie Reviews About Movie Critics Wanted! How To Write A Movie Review Guide Critic Login Start Your Own Movie Review Blog? Action Adventure Comedy Drama Foreign Horror Mystery Romance Sci-Fi Thrillers Uncategorized Categorized | Drama , Adventure Into The Wild. An Emotional Rollercoaster. Reviewer's Rating: Rate This Movie: Loading ... Posted on 15 December 2009 (3 hours ago) by ...
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16 hours ago ago from Newsroom Magazine
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Now that it's close to the end of the year, it's time to look back, like everyone else and their mother on the internet, on the past year. 2009 has been a fantastic one for all things geek. There have been a number of fantastic movies, books, television shows and so forth, as well as a bunch of things that really didn't come off as well. Here's what I've been geeking out (or complaining about) this year: The Best: Moon Moon is ...
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13 hours ago ago from GregPike.ca
I have been referencing this to a lot of people recently because people have been talking a lot about their blind devotion to Pixar films with the new Up movie in theatres. This is priceless. Gregory The Web , Wacky Dreamworks , Pixar
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16 hours ago ago from Washington Post - Entertainment
LONDON (Reuters) - James Cameron has had enough of talking about money. The Canadian director's latest movie which hits theatres worldwide on Friday, is one of the most expensive films ever made, and media attention has inevitably focused on its performance at the box office. Asked in an interview to promote the computer-generated 3D spectacular how he felt about reports of costs running as high as $400 million, the 55-year-old replied: ...
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On Tuesday (December 15), it was announced that Anna Kendrick was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture for her work in the George Clooney movie "Up in the Air." Even before starring in that movie (which received the most Globe nominations this year) or playing chatterbox Jessica in the "Twilight" franchise, the 26-year-old actress has been receiving accolades for her work. ...
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Avatar: The 3D IMAX Experience 2009 160 minutes Rated PG-13 by Scott Mendelson I don't know if Avatar is a 'game-changer'. I don't know if Avatar cost $300 million or $500 million. I don't know if it will come anywhere close to Titanic 's box-office totals or Oscar glories. Frankly, I don't care about any of those things. I do know that Avatar is a wonderful big-screen entertainment. It uses astounding visual effects tools to tell a ...
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