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- Girlhood
(in Indie)
- Girlhood is an amazing, sobering but must-see look at the
way many young people are now coming-of-age and poses the
question of how this country can work to give them back the
childhoods they deserve..
Reviewed by Niija
Kuykendall
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- Shattered
Glass (in Film)
- Shattered Glass is a superbly written movie. It's very
entertaining, intriguing, and smart.
Reviewed Edgar Arce
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- Radio
(in Film)
- Cuba Gooding Jr.’s portrayal as James Robert Kennedy
makes “Radio” an uplifting film where several lessons
are learned.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Scary
Movie (in Film)
- Scary Movie 3 is definitely the better of the three films,
and shockingly so, even though there is not one Wayans family
member in this one.
Reviewed by Edgar Arce
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- The
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (in Film)
- I am happy to report that this film lives up to the original
and it delivers. It’s also sporting something horror films
these days are seriously lacking, SCARES. It is a gift to the
horror fan who is all “Scream-ed” out.
Reviewed by Bruno Soto
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- Pieces
of April (in Film)
- It’s a film that will you have laughing and crying and
leaves you feeling good in the end.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Veronica
Guerin (in Film)
- Not only does Cate Blanchett looks like the murdered journalist,
but she captures the essence of who she was and what she accomplished
with a breathtaking performance.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Mystic
River (in Film)
- Eastwood has put together a great murder mystery film without
it having any clichéd moments from the genre.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Kill
Bill (in Film)
- Kill Bill is an incomplete tale of bloodthirsty revenge that’s
sure to satiate those of you who revel in sick and twisted cinema.
Die-hard Quentin Tarantino fans and action junkies will love this.
Reviewed by Monikka
Stallworth
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- Bus
174
(in Film)
- The film is more than just a documentary. It is a thorough,
detail oriented portrayal of a young man living with nothing but
desperation, the victims he brings down with him and the society
that shaped him.
Reviewed by Niija Kuykendall
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- Out
of Time (in Film)
- “Out of Time” is a colorful and energetic film
that suffers from clichéd scenes from other movies.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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Blue Hill Avenue (in Indie)
- Though the theme is not new, and the plot has been seen before,
the twist is interesting and the acting is excellent.
Reviewed by T.A. Fields
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