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cinema reviews
Caspian 2: Lewis Boogaloo
James Harleman / July 16, 2008
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian review by Caitlyn Stark Rated PG How many times have we not been able to wait on the perfect timing
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Juno What You Want to Hear…
James Harleman / July 11, 2008
Audio Review of JUNO by Pastor James Harleman “I need to know that it’s possible that two people can stay happy together forever…” Jason Reitman, the
cinema reviews
Are you Lonely Tonight, Mister?
James Harleman / July 6, 2008
MISTER LONELY review by Zach Malm Starring Diego Luna, Samantha Morton, Denis Lavant and Werner Herzog Directed by Harmony Korine It’s been at least a month
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WANTED parties like it’s 1999… again.
James Harleman / July 3, 2008
WANTED review by James Harleman starring James McAvoy, Angelina Jolie, and Morgan Freeman Directed by Timur Bekmambetov Rated R It’s been the eternal question on no
cinema reviews
Is the Prince REALLY on the Throne?
James Harleman / June 26, 2008
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Rated PG Reviewed by Aaron Webb The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is the second in the motion picture fantasy
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HULK smash… puny preconceptions and manipulated memories
James Harleman / June 20, 2008
by James Harleman, Cinemagogue Editor-in-Chief “The first Hulk movie was a failure!” “The first one bombed at the box office!” “The previous movie didn’t have enough
cinema reviews
After THE FALL…
James Harleman / June 18, 2008
A Review of The Fall by Claudine Elizabeth Miller Directed by Tarsem (Singh) Rated R Bandits! Smart Monkey! Oh My! But, being as how this review
CineMUSINGS
Domo Arigato, Stan Winston (1946 – 2008)
James Harleman / June 16, 2008
by James Harleman One of my Top 10 films is John Carpenter’s The Thing. One of my guilty pleasures as a ten-year old television viewer was
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Marvel’s Second Hulk Transformation is SMASHING…
James Harleman / June 14, 2008
A Review of The Incredible Hulk (audio featured after written review below) Starring Ed Norton, Liv Tyler, and William Hurt Directed by Louis Letterier I can