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HORRIBLE BOSS Kevin Spacey lays into employees Justin Bateman and Charley Day in the movie.
Horrible Bosses: A Crude, Funny Dream Film
By Sandra Olmsted
Everyone has had one —that boss who seems bent on destroying the employees, the company, and maybe even the world— can live out fantasies of that evil boss getting a comeuppance by watching Horrible Bosses.
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Movie review: Judy Moody
Jordana Beatty (r.) and Heather Graham as Judy Moody and Aunt Opal in a scene from the movie.
‘Judy Moody Not So Bummer Summer’ May be ‘Snoresville’ Event For Fans
By Maggie Scott
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Movie review: Kung Fu Panda 2
Po, the hero of Kung Fu Panda 2, stars the voice of Jack Black in the new animated film.
By Maggie Scott
The summer film fireworks start early with Kung Fu Panda 2, the animated sequel to DreamWorks Animation’s 2008 hit; the second title of what looks to be a very popular franchise whose leading “man child” is the irrepressibly lovable panda, Po (voice of Jack Black).
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Movie review: Thor
Chris Hemsworth is Thor in the new film
By Sandra Olmsted
Thor, the film, has awesome special effects, and the settings for imaginary realms of the Norse Gods are visually stunning even though they evoke Stargate SG-1. Patrick Doyle’s score adds majesty to the realms and helps the earthbound settings’ romance and humor. The script has intrigue, action, romance, and humor although not all of these are of high quality. In addition to an Oscar® winning director, Kenneth Branagh, Thor also stars many awarding and big name actors, which lend credibility to the film and might draw a wider audience.
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Movie review: Fast Five
Paul Walker and Jordana Brewster take a leap in the action film Fast Five.
(Posted May 6, 2011)
By Maggie Scott
Your favorite gearheads are back; the boys with Valvoline in their blood and Hemis in their hearts, in Fast Five, director Justin Lin’s newest installment in the Fast and Furious franchise.
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Movie review: Rio
Blu and his pals in the animated film Rio now playing in time the holiday weekend.
By Maggie Scott
As it is put in the latest animated comedy/romance, Rio, “stop yapping, start flapping” your way to the nearest theatre and check out this tropical treat from director Carlos Saldanha and the CGI whizzes who brought you the clever Ice Age films.
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