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‘Marmaduke’ Review

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Talking animal movies have been pretty common in recent years. But this talking animal movie is based on a comic strip character, which is a little different. It’s good ol’ Marmaduke. For a change, Owen Wilson doesn’t play the owner of a dog – instead he does the voice of Marmaduke, who is a teenage […]
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‘Planet 51’ Review

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The trailer for “Planet 51” began running almost a year before the film came out in theaters (Jan 16, right before “Paul Blart, Mall Cop”), and I’d probably saw that trailer and others at least 30 times before I finally got to see the actual movie. Normally that’s not a good thing – and that […]
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‘Where the Wild Things Are’ Review

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46 years after it was first published, Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s book, Where the Wild Things Are, was released as a film this past summer, to mixed reviews. “Where the Wild Things Are” follows the plot of the book: Max is a 9 year old boy who’s a little out-of-control. He’s going through some rough […]
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‘Terminator Salvation’ Review

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The Terminator came “BAAACK” this summer, 25 years after the original film and 6 years since the most recent sequel. Unfortunately, it wasn’t really worth the wait. The main character in “Terminator Salvation” is a grown-up John Connor (played by Christian Bale) who continues to lead the resistance against the Terminator robots. Connor and the […]
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‘Battle for Terra’ Review

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“Battle For Terra” was not a box office hit when it came out in early May. And I don’t think too many people are going to rush out and buy it on DVD either. “Terra” is about a planet named Terra and the creatures that live there. In the beginning of the film there is […]
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‘Earth’ Review

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“Earth” is the product of Disney’s new spin-off company – DisneyNature. It’s their first movie honoring our planet. And it won’t be their last (more on that later). “Earth” is a documentary about a year in the lives of the animals and planets that live on our planet. It specifically follows three animal families: whales, […]
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‘Hannah Montana: The Movie’ Review

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The Disney-created phenomenon known as Hannah Montana and her real-life alter ego Miley Cyrus, are finally in an actual film, and if you’re a huge fan, this really is a DVD you need to own. The storyline follows the TV show: Miley Stewart is living two different lives – she’s a pop sensation and a […]
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