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New on Blu-ray: The International
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 22, 2009

It’s surprising such an intriguing mystery could miss the mark so completely. Eleanor Whitman (Naomi Watts) is a U.S. district attorney working with various foreign authorities to... Read the full post


New on Blu-ray: Fired Up
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 22, 2009

High school football players want to have sex with cheerleaders. The concept isn’t new, but this puts the boys’ hormones into overdrive. Nick (Eric Christian Olsen) and Shawn... Read the full post


Review: Whatever Works
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 22, 2009

The negative attitude towards people and the belief in uncontrolled luck centre stage in this film are not a far-fetch from Woody Allen’s own views on life. Boris Yellnikoff (Larry... Read the full post


Review: Baby Formula
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 22, 2009

Currently, the options for a homosexual couple that wants a biological child only involves one member of the partnership; i.e. only one-half of the couple can be directly related to... Read the full post


New on Blu-ray: True Romance
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 14, 2009

Quentin Tarantino made his second splash on the scene after Reservoir Dogs with a writer’s credit rather than a director’s with this romantic black comedy. Clarence Worley... Read the full post


New on DVD: He’s Just Not That Into You
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 14, 2009

After a chance meeting or first date, when he or she doesn’t call back it feels almost necessary to rationalize a reason why – she’s busy or on a business trip or... Read the full post


New on DVD: Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 14, 2009

With the conclusive events of the second Underworld film, the only place to go was back to the beginning. Viktor (Bill Nighy) was head of the vampires as other elders slept and even... Read the full post


Review: Away We Go
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 12, 2009

Having a baby is a scary experience, especially when you realize your house is not really your home. Burt (John Krasinski) and Verona (Maya Rudolph) are going to be unplanned parents.... Read the full post


Review: The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
By Sarah Gopaul • Posted on June 12, 2009

This is the third incarnation under this title: the first was a book by John Godey and the second was a 1974 film starring Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw, which became a cult classic.... Read the full post


Chuck Palahniuk, Pygmy
By Ian Goodwillie • Posted on June 12, 2009

You can use a lot of words to describe Chuck Palahniuk’s work: weird, disgusting and disconcerting come to mind; but boring is certainly not one of those words. With his previous... Read the full post



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