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With Big Hero 6, Disney Is More Interested in Launching a Franchise Than Telling a Story
A better movie could have been made by dropping the superheroes.
By Jason Heid
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John Wick Offers Stylish Take on Urban Revenge Thriller
Once the film realizes that character development isn't as important as the ensuing nocturnal game of cat-and-mouse involving abundant chases, explosions, and shootouts, that's where John Wick really packs a punch.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Bill Murray Shines as a Grumpy Old Man in Predictable St. Vincent
This comedy of redemption boasts a terrific performance by Murray, playing a role to which he’s ideally suited.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Simon Pegg Keeps Hector and the Search For Happiness on Track
Despite trite lessons, it still manages an enjoyable trip.
By Jason Heid
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Is Wetlands the Grossest Movie Ever Made?
The German film, based on a hit novel in its home country, recounts the tale of an adolescent woman with a strange fixation on body fluids.
By Peter Simek
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The Game Stands Tall Not Your Typical True-life Sports Tale
The 2004 De La Salle Spartans were atypical underdogs. A new film accurately reflects their singular story.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Get On Up Will Please James Brown Fans; Singer’s Flaws Overlooked
Glossy biopic captures singer's soul, while mostly ignoring his James Brown's bad side.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Isn’t Monkeying Around (Sorry)
The sequel is yet another big-budget movie featuring a dystopian future.
By Jason Heid
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Begin Again’s Familiar Story is a Heartfelt Tribute to the Power of Song
Director John Carney's film tries a bit hard to please, but is redeemed by pop star-aided music.
By Todd Jorgenson