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"Moon"

"Marooned on the dark side of the moon, Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell) starts seeing things - himself. When he crashes his lunar rover on a mission, he awakens to find his sealed outpost repopulated with another version of himself. Director Duncan Jones was obviously highly influenced by the classic 2001. S" ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"The Proposal"

" Romantic comedies are predictable most of the time, so it's how we get there that matters "The Proposal" seemed to be getting there with some flames & creativity. Headed by a couple of actors that are not new to the comedic genre. Sandra Bullock & Ryan Reynolds are both well fit for clever bantor, " ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"State of Play"

" The political thriller State Of Play is one for the time capsule, a homage to print journalism that is being released at a time when newspapers are gliding into obscurity. It feels like a political thriller on a certain level but superficially it is the murder of a young woman. A rising congressman" ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"The Haunting of Molly Hartley"

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Mickey Liddell’s directorial debut The Haunting of Molly Hartley is anything but haunting as it fails to even scare. A cross between Rosemary’s Baby & the Excercist but falls short of scary. This film is like watching a possessed episode of 90210 & loses its flavor faster than a stic" ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"Gran Torino"

"Clint Eastwood is known for playing the classic antihero that we all love in Gran Torino he’s no different. Eastwood redefines what it is to be a grumpy old man here with his trademark Dirty Harry snarl & grunts. Walt Kowalski is a marine veteran & retired auto worker & an unapologetic bigot." ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"The Wrestler"

"Mickey Rourke returns back to Hollywood with the highly praised The Wrestler. Darren Aronofsky took a big chance casting Rourke in this role but anything worth of interest was built on chance. Aronofsky took the timeless & ever strong Champ formula combined with an amazing cast. The down & out has b" ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"Milk"

"Gus Vant Sant has become the film making crusader for gay rights over the years with his films. He returns with Milk the story of Harvey Milk, a gay man who moves to San Francisco & experiences bigotry due to his sexual preferences. Driven by a passion to provoke societal change & acceptance, Milk b" ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"Changeling"

"Christine Collins, a single mother who lost her son & then was victimized by the police, reopens a sore wound in the chronicle of LA. Officials affirmed the case closed when they gave Collins an imposter child. When Christine complained at first she was ignored & then thrown in a mental institution." ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"Burn After Reading"

"Coen brothers follow up to their award winning No Country for Old Men is no surprise for this left of center filmmaking duo - its complete opposite. A sort of Fargo on speed. Burn is a crazed crime caper about two dim witted gym employees (Pitt & McDormand) who try to extort a disgruntled CIA agent " ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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"Lakeview Terrace"

"Notable similarity to an actual case that was publicized quite a bit in Los Angeles where a police officer was accused of harassing an interacial married couple that were his neighbors. Lakeview delivers the darkside of humanity in this thriller. Samual L Jackson plays Abel Turner the neighbor from " ...
by Neals_reviews on Wed Dec 31st, 1969
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