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Sandy Kenyon reviews the new biographical thriller starring Tom Hanks.
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Sandy Kenyon reviews the new space drama film starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.
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Half a century ago, November's events in Dallas shook this country to its core. The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is still the focus of controversy, and the anniversary will surely provoke new discussion of what happened. 'Parkland' is a good place to start the conversation.
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Sandy Kenyon has a review of three new movies opening this weekend
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Sandy Kenyon reviews the new English-language French film starring Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Tommy Lee Jones.
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Sandy Kenyon reviews the new sci-fi movie starring Vin Diesel, the third film in his 'Riddick' series.
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"Closed Circuit" is the best kind of thriller: one that puts you on the edge of your seat and keeps you guessing, while also getting you to think about more than just what's going to happen next.
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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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Sandy Kenyon reviews the latest installment of the Iron Man series
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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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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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Sandy Kenyon reviews Safe Haven, Beautiful Creatures and A Good Day to Die Hard
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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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