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2:00 PM on 05.16.2013

Review: Frances Ha

Woody Allen's Manhattan opens with that stunning overture of "Rhapsody in Blue" by George Gershwin. It's like a love letter to the city, the great colossus, a romanticized land of bustle and possibility. The film is a portrai...

Hubert Vigilla



Review: How Sweet It Is photo
Review: How Sweet It Is
by Hubert Vigilla




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Review: Aftershock
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Review: Sightseers
by Xander Markham




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Review: The Great Gatsby
by Matthew Razak




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Review: Something in the Air
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Review: Aroused
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Review: Iron Man 3
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Review: Caroline and Jackie
by Hubert Vigilla




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Review: Midnight's Children
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Review: Pain & Gain
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Review: In the House
by Hubert Vigilla




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Review: The Lords of Salem
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Review: Deceptive Practice
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Review: It's a Disaster
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Review: To the Wonder photo
Review: To the Wonder
by Hubert Vigilla




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Review: From Up on Poppy Hill
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Review: Simon Killer
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Review: Upstream Color
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Review: Eddie: The Sleepwalking Cannibal
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8:00 AM on 04.04.2013

Review: Jurassic Park 3D

It's in 3D! It's like the Jurassic Park you have at home on DVD or Blu-ray, but with more depth. You also have to wear glasses or else it's just blurry Jurassic Park. Also, the dinosaurs win. At the end there's just a bloody pile of human body parts with the raptors standing over them laugh maniacally. Yea, they learn to open doors and laugh maniacally. 

Matthew Razak