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Spider-man 2 has legs (and arms)
James Harleman / January 1, 2007
Peter Parker spins another web of comedy, drama and spandex as he wrestles with a tentacled villain and his own self-doubt, in what may be the
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X-Men: The Last Stand
James Harleman / November 6, 2006
When a cure is found to treat mutations, lines are drawn amongst the X-Men, led
cinema reviews
Out of Control
James Harleman / July 28, 2006
A review of “Final Destination 3” One of the first images that greets us in James Wong and Glen Morgan’s third “Final” (?) installment is a
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X-Men: The Last Stand has legs
James Harleman / May 25, 2006
When a cure for the mutant gene is announced by a corporation working with the government, the militant Magneto rallies his mutant brotherhood for a decisive
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Wooden Jesus
James Harleman / July 28, 2005
A review of “Constantine” by James Harleman Starring Keanu Reeves, Rachel Weisz, Shia LaBeaouf, Djimon Hounsou Directed by Francis Lawrence Rated R Ah, Hollywood. While Hollywood
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It Is As It Was?
James Harleman / January 28, 2004
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST directed by Mel Gibson Evocative. There has already been so much said regarding the production of Mel Gibson’s film, the subsequent
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The Devil You Know
James Harleman / July 28, 2003
A review of “The Exorcist” by James Harleman Director – William Friedkin Writer – William Peter Blatty Ellen Burstyn – Chris MacNeil Max von Sydow –
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ZOMBIE MOVIES RISE AGAIN
James Harleman / September 29, 2002
Nothing on film scares me quite like Zombies. Frankenstein, Dracula, werewolves and even stories about demons rarely tickle the hair on the back of my neck
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Introspection First, Invasion Second
James Harleman / September 18, 2002
“M. Night Shyamalan’s SIGNS” Starring Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, Cherry Jones, Rory Culkin, and Abigail Breslin Directed by M. Night Shyamalan Running Time: 107 minutes Released