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Video reviews: Disney takes the lion's share, this time in 3-D Providence Journal Two-and-a-half weeks ago Disney put its 1994 smash hit "The Lion King" back into movie theaters, this time gussied up in 3-D. It was supposed to be a two-week run that would kick off the Oct. 4 reissue of their "Lion King" DVD, this time with some ... See all stories on this topic » Providence Journal

DVD reviews: 'Fast Five' another furious sequel Pittsburgh Tribune-Review The movie, directed by Wes Craven, finds Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) returning home from a tour to sell her new book. Once she arrives, people start dying again. The body count steadily rises with a list of suspects, but, as usual, ... See all stories on this topic »

Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases Kansas City Star But in a nod to a film having to tell a story that probably wasn't supposed to exist until the previous movie proved too profitable to leave be, our heroes' troubles go well beyond illegal street racing. Instead, "Five" repositions the gang as ... See all stories on this topic »

Moneyball: movie review Spero News The movie could be compared to Tom Stoppard's trilogy of plays called The Coast of Utopia, as both treat their egghead utopian projectors with infinite sympathy as romantic heroes of their already-lost causes. I once wrote a book (Media Madness: The ... See all stories on this topic »

Movie Review: <i>Real Steel</i> Huffington Post (blog) It's also meant to sell movie tickets to people too lazy to watch anything more challenging than this brain softener. Find more reviews, interviews and commentary on my website. by Marshall Fine by Marshall Fine. See all stories on this topic »

Superpages.com Mobile App Redesign Brings Easier Navigation and Voice Search MarketWatch (press release) Consumers can search the Yellow or White Pages, find business information, maps, driving directions, consumer reviews, movie listings, and more. "Spin it, Say it, Search it," said Chris Folmar, director of mobile products at SuperMedia. ... See all stories on this topic »

What You Need to Know about The Way, Plus an Interview with Emilio Estevez Wired News Additionally, it's worth noting that Estevez scripted and directed the film, which is opening to rave reviews. The movie is loosely based on personal experiences the Estevez family went through and a book, Off the Road by Jack Hitt. ... See all stories on this topic » Wired News

Lights, camera, Clooney! Star takes directing chair msnbc.com George Clooney reviews footage from "The Ides of March" with Ryan Gosling and Evan Rachel Wood. By Michael Ventre Being George Clooney is not for the squeamish. There are the leading roles in major motion pictures, the jaw-dropping ladies, ... See all stories on this topic » msnbc.com

Roger Ebert A.V. Club New York Ebert has long worked autobiographical details into his reviews, but this book's direct, self-searching style may surprise even long-time readers. Via email, Ebert answered a few of The AV Club's questions about his life, the movies, and the way those ... See all stories on this topic » A.V. Club New York