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Low on narrative and a coherent plot, director Michael Bay resorts to dressing up his film with a technological spectacle where buildings blow up, bend and crumble.
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Cars 2 is marked by clever wit and situations, standing independant from the first Cars film by Pixar.
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Unknown isn’t as action-packed as say Taken, yet it ends up being a taut and tidy ride of thrills.
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Rango, a tribute to the Westerns and Spaghetti Westerns, is a clever animated saga filled with style and wit.
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Adjustment Bureau is all human heart, capped by a beautiful top-of-the-world climax–– atop the Statue of Liberty.
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Lincoln Lawyer is engaging and entertaining. It is one of the more authentic recreations of the crime scenario.
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The Eagle is pure action and adventure; sustained by a goal-oriented narrative.
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Snyder does remember to add some human emotion amongst CG, and it’s within the characters where Sucker Punch finds an appeal.
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Barney’s Version is a revelation of a film, packed with a great story, sparkling dialogue and even better performances.
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We have a film that cross-pollinates Twilight with the werewolf, bereft of any startling new plot-lines and forgettable.
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Overall, The Hole 3D is a fine film, but horror film fiends will be disappointed with its lack of gore or big frights.
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Battle: Los Angeles is a predictable film from start to finish, including the trailers and promos. It’s non-stop action and blazing guns are reason enough for the action-hungry cinema goer.
