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by Kerry Bennett
October 29, 2009
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For Michael Jackson fans, this is it — a chance to finally see what the entertainer had [...]
by Kerry Bennett
October 17, 2009
Editor’s Note: If you have a movie that you would like to summit on a movie you have seen.
We would like to know what you think about any reviews that we publish. dan@goldcoastchronicle.com
The small town of Bodeen, Texas doesn’t have a lot to offer a misfit like Bliss Cavendar (Ellen [...]
by Kerry Bennett
October 2, 2009
Mark (Ricky Gervais) has just made a remarkable discovery. While everyone in the world he lives in always tells the truth, he can lie! Using his newfound ability, he quickly begins to take advantage of the trusting souls around him — especially the beautiful Anna (Jennifer Garner).
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Invention of Lying, The [...]
by Kerry Bennett
September 18, 2009
Burke Ryan (Aaron Eckhart) has all the answers for dealing with life’s problems — including the loss of a loved one. But when the self-help guru bumps into Eloise (Jennifer Aniston), a woman who makes him look at the man beneath his façade, he is forced to question his own advice [...]
by Rod Gustafson
August 29, 2009
Some wives complain that their men don’t spend enough time with them. For Clare (Rachel McAdams) the issue is even more of a problem because her husband Henry (Eric Bana) was born with a rare genetic disorder causing him to involuntarily travel through time. Despite the obvious challenges, Clare does all [...]
by Rod Gustafson
August 21, 2009
Many graduate students leave college behind with big dreams of high-paying careers and changing the world. But Ryden Malby’s (Alexis Bledel) future plans get a reality check when she can’t find a job and has to move back home.
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Post Grad is rated PG-13: for sexual situations and brief strong [...]
By Bill Wine
August 16, 2009
A focus on food and an impressive cast are two tempting ingredients for a film.
Here’s a recipe for film success: Take one uncanny actress, winner of two Academy Awards; mix in one, twice-nominated, rising actress; place in the director’s chair, an artist intent on delivering one of the foodiest movies ever [...]
by Jennifer Finke
Examiner.com
June 19, 2009
This weekend I regrettably took my four-and-a-half-year-old son to the movie theater to see the new PG-rated Disney-Pixar film “Up” This was our first movie theater outing ever.
“Up” is a cute film about a 78-year-old balloon salesman, Carl, who attaches thousands of helium-filled balloons to his home and then flies away to South America, [...]
Kathleen Murphy
Special to MSN Movies
June 7, 2009
It seemed a little hokey to schedule a screening of “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” at my local Museum of History and Industry, but try laying that buzz-kill on the excited kids who actually cheered with delight when they heard that, post-film, they could explore the [...]
By CHRISTY LEMIRE/AP
May 30, 2009
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Blessedly, “Angels & Demons” is more entertaining and less self-serious than its predecessor, the dense and dreary yet enormously successful “The Da Vinci Code.”
In adapting another of author Dan Brown’s religious-mystery page turners, director Ron Howard wisely gave in to its beat-the-clock thriller elements, which makes for [...]
