I’ve been rather outspoken in my disdain for the Twilight films. While I thought the first entry in the series was a passable if bloated piece of pop culture fodder, the other two films have bee
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For some odd reason I was looking forward to Adam Sandler’s Jack and Jill. I can’t explain it, I certainly don’t have an excuse for it and I’ve never been on pins and needles w
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You know what you’re getting where a Harold and Kumar movie is concerned. There’ll be drug jokes, sex gags, gratuitous nudity, Neil Patrick Harris lampooning his image and undeniable chemi
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Recapturing the sense of charm and wit that made the first two Shrek films such a delight, Chris Miller’s Puss in Boots proves that there’s still some mileage left in skewering fairy tales
While not quite as effective as its two predecessors, there’s still enough gas left in the franchise’s tank to make Paranormal Activity 3 a worthy entry in the series and one that delivers