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Tom Cruise

‘The Mummy’ is wrapped way too tight

by Brian Milinsky

I mean, it was a mummy movie. It was a good film independent of its source. It that looks like Lawrence of Arabia on steroids in a lot of ways – Brendan Fraser talking about The Mummy (1999) It has … Read more

‘Jack Reacher: Never Go Back’ wasn’t worth the first visit, never mind going back

by Brian Milinsky

Sadly this sequel to a decent action flick is so formulaic that it belongs in a high school chemistry class rather than on a big screen

'Oblivion'

Buy a big tub of popcorn for ‘Oblivion’

by Brian Milinsky

This is a strong ‘popcorn’ type flick that definitely is derivative and pays homage to a number of other sci-fi/action films.

'Rain Man'

Important films from 1988

by Brian Milinsky

First in a series of articles looking back at classic films celebrating anniversaries in 2013.

'Jack Reacher'

Reach for the popcorn as you enjoy ‘Jack Reacher’

by Brian Milinsky

This is a Tom Cruise “vanity” piece and that’s okay when the actor gives the audience a great experience. He’s done so here.

‘Rock of Ages’ is a bit off key

by Brian Milinsky

The stage musical comes to the big screen with Tom Cruise playing an icon of 80s rock with panache style and brilliance

Top Ten Sexiest Sex Scenes

by Christine Conradt

Ten scenes to make you wish you were busy doing something other than watching the movie…

'The Last Samurai'

‘The Last Samurai’ in a masterful period piece

by Aliza Hausman

A truly grand wondrous larger-than-life film this Tom Cruise vehicle is a credit to hero epics like Braveheart that have drawn too many wannabes like the grandiose Gladiator.

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