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Movie Reviews: November 2011 Beachside Resident ... believe the idea of a town banning a basic right, then make your way to the theater and occupy "Footloose." Because even though this ain't original, it's still optional. Power to the people! 9v7 the thing movie poster Movie Reviews : November 2011. See all stories on this topic » Beachside Resident

Holiday movie reviews with Steve Persall ABC Action News TAMPA - Steve Persall, St. Petersburg Time movie critic stopped by the ABC Action News studio to give us his reviews on upcoming movies to be released over the holidays. The story: Silent film star (Jean Dujardin) believes talkies are a passing fad, ... See all stories on this topic » ABC Action News

Review of film 'Dirty Picture' reviews Microfinance Monitor The film "Dirty Picture" directed by Milan Luthria starring Vidya Balan, Naseeruddin Shah and Emraan Hashmi has sent the industry into tizzy over the rave reviews that the film received and the forecast of its imminent success at the box office. ... See all stories on this topic » Microfinance Monitor

'Pauline Kael' review: Movie reviewer's life reviewed OregonLive.com Her collection of reviews of then-contemporary cinema and notes on older films inspired Kellow, he writes, to commit "great chunks of them to memory." Indeed, so great was Kael's reach from 1968 to 1991 -- when she was on staff at The New Yorker ... See all stories on this topic » OregonLive.com

Hugo – review The Guardian Based on The Invention of Hugo Cabret, a beautiful book, half graphic novel, half prose tale, by Brian Selznick, the movie is a delightful fable. Its various subjects include magic, tradition, respect for the past and affection between generations, ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Book review Book recounts Lisbon in the shadow of WWII The Seattle Times Book review: Despite its considerable flaws, Neill Lochery's new book "Lisbon: War in the Shadows of the City of Light, 1939-1945" is a worthwhile trove of information about an astonishing time and place. By by Adam Woog No comments have been posted to ... See all stories on this topic »

PaulRom Revisits: STAR TREK (2009) Comic Book Movie I realized I haven't posted a revisit for quite a while (let alone a film review period; my last couple reviews were for comics and the Green Lantern animated series premiere), so I was looking for something good to look back on. ... See all stories on this topic » Comic Book Movie

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