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Sandy Kenyon tells us what he thinks
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Sady Kenyon reports on the latest "Wolverine" movie
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Sandy Kenyon tells us what he thinks of the fast paced movie
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For everyone who has ever wanted to get to know him better, this wolverine is for you.
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From the folks who brought you those "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies comes "The Lone Ranger" based on characters more than half a century old.
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Sandy Kenyon gives his take on the new movie from Brad Pitt and the animated flick.
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Sandy Kenyon checks out the new movie starring Tom Cruise
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Sandy Kenyon reviews the new movie from Baz Luhrmann
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Sandy Kenyon reviews the last installment of the Hangover series
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Sandy Kenyon reviews Epic and other movies opening this holiday weekend
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Sandy Kenyon takes a look at Will Smith's new sci-fi movie.
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Sandy Kenyon reviews The Internship and other movies opening this weekend
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It's the latest in the Star Trek series as Sandy Kenyon reviews "Star Trek: Into Darkness".
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There's an old saying in Hollywood that certainly applies to The Great Gatsby: "If it's worth doing, then it's worth over-doing."
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The third time is the charm in the Iron Man franchise and it's time to give him another chance if you are like me and left Iron Man 3 feeling less than satisfied.
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Two movies to warn you about this weekend. There's no love for "The Big Wedding." In a poll of critics, the comedy earned the lowest scores in recent memory and as far as I'm concerned "Pain and Gain" is even worse.
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Jackie Robinson is the hero with a halo in the movie that takes its title from his number, 42.
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Folks who tweet me ask when will there be a movie I actually like. This week I found one and "The Company You Keep" marks a return to form for Robert Redford.
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I found two new movies I like and one that's just okay. The first is in the tradition of disaster movies like "Independence Day" and "Armageddon."
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"The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" is an all too ordinary comedy with too few laughs that manages to waste the talents of Steve Carell and Steve Buscemi playing 2 magicians who found a common bond as kids.
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The film is called Oz the Great and Powerful, but it falls short of such a lofty title by being good enough but not great. Not exactly weak, but hardly as powerful as it should have been given the original Wizard of Oz is so beloved.
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A high school basketball coach who resigned over his acting role in a film some describe as vulgar and sexually explicit has been reinstated.
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The toughest reviews to write are for movies which are not great or inspired but merely okay and maybe good enough just to while away a few hours.
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Fifty years of James Bond movies will be celebrated at the Oscars on Sunday, including a first-time Oscars performance by Shirley Bassey. She recorded three Bond theme songs (Moonraker, Diamonds Are Forever, Goldfinger).
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A veteran star returns with a vengeance, which is not the same as saying his new film is good. Fans of the twilight series have a pale imitation to ease their withdrawal, and trust me folks romance can be a lot more exciting than the one featured in "Safe Haven."
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The studio releasing "Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters" was so ashamed of the movie critics weren't allowed to see it until last night and having suffered through a screening of this worthless piece of trash I can certainly understand why those involved were so embarrassed by it.
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For me to like a picture it must meet minimum standards of believability and neither of these new ones really do.
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"Les Misérables" was captivating. There isn't a better gift than going to see this movie when it opens on Christmas Day.
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The goal was to make a film as innovative as the original musical was when it first debuted.
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In the next 10 days, more than half a dozen new movies will hit theaters hoping to attract your attention during the holidays.
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Sandy Kenyon sits down with the actor and the real spy his role reprised.
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"Killing Them Softly" is rated R for a reason, but in the midst of the mayhem is this very calm and equally restrained performance by Brad Pitt.
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Sandy Kenyon has the latest in entertainment news.
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A holiday present comes early this season for any reader who loved Yann Martel's best-selling book "The Life of Pi."
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Friday marks opening day for the last installment in the "Twilight" saga, and the biggest fans have already seen the movie.
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