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Send in the Clown
By Rossiter Drake
Beneath its dazzling surface, The Dark Knight is a big, brooding meditation on the moral conflict that rages even in the noblest soul.
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Lust, No Caution
By Rossiter Drake
Catherine Breillat, the celebrated provocateur, has acknowledged that her films tend to be preoccupied with female sexuality and its power to sway the hearts and minds of men.
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Jukebox Musical Makes the Jump to the Big Screen
By Mel Valentin
Mamma Mia! is a too broad comedy that goes for easy laughs and cheap sentiment almost every chance it gets.
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Troma Trashes Fast Food Nation with Kentucky Fried Musical
By Rossiter Drake
Poultrygeist is the kind of satire that takes a sledgehammer to its targets.
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Beasts of Burden
By Rossiter Drake
During a season filled with superhero adventures, Hellboy II stands alone as one of the year's best films.
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Rebel Without a Beat Box
By Mel Valentin
The Wackness is a sweet-natured, coming-of-age-tale involving a teenage drug dealer all set against hip hop music and New York City, circa 1994.
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Close Encounters of the Third-Rate Kind
By Mel Valentin
Eddie Murphy can do better than this.
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Not Your Average Superhero
By Matt Forsman
Hancock is unarguably one of the funnier and more creative films released this summer. It’s nice to see some original material see the light of day.
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Informative, if Self-Indulgent, Documentary
By Mel Valentin
Gonzo offers Thompson’s fans access to never-before-seen archival footage, home movies, and audiotapes, as well as interviews with...
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A Vulgar Display of Violence
By Rossiter Drake
Wanted is a blazing gun show masquerading as a parable about self-empowerment, or something like that. Beyond that, the film has little to offer.
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Pixar Perfect (Again)
By Mel Valentin
WALL•E has enough humor, heart, wonder, and awe to fill an entire summer’s worth of blockbusters.
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This article contains teen-friendly venues. With these articles, we hope to expose high school students to places where they can have fun and be safe at night. Other articles in the "Under 21" series include: Theater!, Activate Your Weekend, and Shake It!.
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Want to watch films that will change your life? SF Station co-founder Harlow Newton has compiled a list of thought-provoking and intellectually engaging films on subjects ranging from Global Climate Change, Corporate Power, 911 Conspiracies (Truths), Animal Treatment, and more... View the list of films here.
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