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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
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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
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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
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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
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World Weary Indiana Jones must choose… WISELY
James Harleman / June 1, 2008
A review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull “We’re in the season when life stops giving and starts taking away…” Preppy teenagers
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Iron Man’s midlife crisis makes audiences cheer while fans soil themselves with glee
James Harleman / May 7, 2008
A review of IRON MAN (PG-13) by James Harleman (for an exploratory audio review of the film taught before a live audience, click HERE). I sat
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Fatboy runs from Abdication to Dedication
James Harleman / March 28, 2008
A review of RUN, FATBOY, RUN by James Harleman (Rated PG-13) “… let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and
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Appropriacalypse Now
James Harleman / March 19, 2008
A Review of Doomsday (R) When a movie comes out called Doomsday, it invariably draws ones mind to many other end-of-world films that have graced (or