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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Snitch – Pass The Popcorn! Review

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Snitch – Pass The Popcorn! Review

GG February 25, 2013 0

GG reviews Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's new movie, "Snitch"

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Basement Songs: “Dead Man Walking”

Basement Songs: “Dead Man Walking”

Scott Malchus October 10, 2011 2

A look at Tim Robbins' exemplary film in this week's Basement Songs

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The Three Strike Rule: “Rescue Me”

The Three Strike Rule: “Rescue Me”

Scott Malchus September 7, 2011 5

Rescue Me had a knack for sucking you in with ridiculous antics between the guys in the firehouse, and then shoving a red hot poker into your windpipe with something so heartbreaking or heartfelt

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Filminism: Female Friendships

Filminism: Female Friendships

Kelly Stitzel August 10, 2011 1

The relationship a woman has with her best girlfriends is unlike any other. Join Kelly Stitzel as she takes a look at some of her favorite female friendships in film

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Blu-ray Review: “Thelma & Louise” at 20

Bob Cashill February 23, 2011 3

Bob Cashill goes on the road again with Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis as they hit Blu-ray

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DVD Review: “Temple Grandin” and “You Don’t Know Jack”

Scott Malchus November 30, 2010 0

"Temple Grandin" is the remarkable story of the title character, an autistic woman whose insight into the behavior of cattle revolutionized the way the animals are treated on ranches and slaughterhouses. This inspiring biopic

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DVD Reviews: A Couple of SOBs — “Harry Brown” and “Solitary Man”

Scott Malchus September 14, 2010 0

Film legends Michael Caine and Michael Douglas return with two diversely different films. Both men, each two-time Academy Award winners, no longer have anything to prove and could easily rest on their laurels and

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DVD Review: An “Owl” and a “Peacock”

Bob Cashill June 25, 2010 1

Birds of a feather flock together this week, as I pull from the stacks two recent releases that a) have our feathered friends in their titles, b) are psychological thrillers, and c) went straight

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Film Review: “Jennifer’s Body”

Lance Berry September 15, 2009 7

To Hollywood’s credit, there’ve been a lot of female-focused thriller/horror films coming out lately. It’s almost as if production studios in La-La Land have suddenly realized there’s a feminine demographic they could cater to/exploit.

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Soundtrack Saturday: “Bull Durham”

Scott Malchus July 11, 2009 22

Scott Malchus pinch-hits for Kelly Stitzel with a post on Ron Shelton's classic baseball film, Bull Durham (1988)

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