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‘The Wire’ – 10 Years Later

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Nowadays, HBO is at the forefront of television drama. ‘Oz’ and ‘The Sopranos’ may have helped it along, but it was ‘The Wire’, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, that really solidified its place.
‘Sinister’ is a creepy chiller that could have used more fright

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A great sense of dread and atmosphere established early in the film gets deflated by the lackluster conclusion and obvious climax.
‘Argo’ fosters Hollywood’s racism by casting Ben Affleck as Latino

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This is a film based on real people and real events, so why is it that its main character – who was in real life a Latino – being played by a white actor?
Gina Gershon shines in solid ‘Breathless’

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To get something out of the way first, no, this is not a remake nor has anything to do with the film of the same title by Jean-Luc Godard.
Sherman Hemsley, ‘The Jeffersons’ star, dead at age 74

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The actor behind one of television’s most iconic and best-loved sitcom characters has died.
Pixar’s ‘Brave’ Scottish adventure is worth breaking out the kilts for

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There’s more meat to this fairy tale than your typical princess story.
‘Piranha 3DD’ lacks scares’ sexuality of ‘Piranha 3D’

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This goofy fright-flick sequel is more like a B-cup compared to the first film.
Kathleen Turner delivers in uneven ‘The Perfect Family’

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Kathleen Turner is back in the suburbs and back in fine form.
‘Snow White: A Deadly Summer’ is a bad apple

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A DTV Snow White thats nowhere near being the fairest of them all.
Director Gary Ross leaves ‘Hunger Games’ sequel

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Gary Ross directed The Hunger Games to great success but has opted to not handle Catching Fire.