Family fare: Movie reviews for parents Chicago Sun-Times Family discussion: What factors did the people in this movie consider in making choices about Nim? Were you surprised by who did or did not do the right thing? If you like this, try: Reading up on some of the other experiments with animal language. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Movie reviews The Augusta Chronicle BAD TEACHER (R): A junior high school teacher competes with a much-loved teacher for the attentions of a handsome substitute. Evans, Aiken, Augusta Exchange BRIDESMAIDS (R): A maid of honor's life falls apart while helping with her friend's wedding. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Movie Reviews: Trust, Super, Holy Rollers The Birmingham Post Some of the images are brutal and explicit and, at the back of your mind, is the thought that this will descend into a fully-fledged, Michael Winner-style eye-for-an-eye movie as Cameron grows ever more determined to find the predator himself. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Cult Movie Reviews: Andy Warhol's Bad & The Sentinel San Diego Reader (blog) I think I get what the movie is saying RE rampant (& seemingly contagious) immorality overtaking both decency and sanity, especially circa '77 NYC (a cesspool indeed). However, I find like-minded movies such as Jules Feiffer's Little Murders, ... See all stories on this topic » |
Very Disappointed by Positive 'Bridesmaids' Review Austin Chronicle My wife and I often use the Chronicle movie reviews as a guide to weekend flicks. We have never been disappointed. But your creditability with us has taken a steep dive with Kimberley Jones' analysis of Bridesmaids [Film Listings, May 13]. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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DVD Review: Under The Hammer Blogger News Network (blog) by Jan Barrett in Movie Reviews, Reviews Under The Hammer is now on DVD and it offers a revealing glimpse into a high stakes art world that celebrates profit nearly as much as artistic genius. The series is filled with lots of secrets and seduction ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Web Ratings Disabled For Chinese Communist Party Film China Digital Times The reasoning behind the action, however, was not a mystery to users on Sina Weibo, one of China's most popular microblogs. Posts on the microblogs claimed the websites had been forced to "harmonize" the movie reviews, a term used in reference to ... See all stories on this topic » |