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The Bourne films did more than just force James Bond to reinvent himself for the better. They gave other filmmakers permission to jump into the European spy genre, producing what has been mostly derivative [...]

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Lacking almost all of author C.S. Lewis’ metaphysical depth and fantastical breadth, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is a middling fairy tale posing as genuine mythology. Tedious, bland and [...]

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This weekend is one that the children of the 80s have either been salivating over for months, or are doing their very best to pretend does not exist. The two big films opening this weekend, The A-Team [...]

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It’s a Sunday night at college. You’ve just ended a long, revel-filled weekend and are falling into bed when you bolt awake, suddenly remembering your Lit professor expects a 10-page paper first thing in the morning. You [...]

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On the surface, Chloe looks like the sort of polished, art-house eroticism Bernardo Bertolucci used to peddle. Soon, however, we discover Chloe is more of a lesbian Fatal Attraction than a Last Tango in Paris, a tawdry, [...]

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