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Coraline

Neil Gaiman’s remarkable novella makes the transition to the big screen, but will it stand up to scrutiny?

Published in Animation by Emma C S, on October 25, 2009

Twilight New Moon : The Soon-to-be Record Breaker Movie

This is the first sequel of Twilight which is based from a novel. Just like Lord Of The Rings, it’s estimated that the series of this movie will break a new record.

Published in Cinemarolling by Avaxier, on October 7, 2009

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Click

Just point and click! Warning: May give away too much information for those who have not seen the movie; So- Watch at your own risk!

Published in Comedy by Poetic Enigma, on August 21, 2009

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Twilight: The Weakest Blockbuster From Hollywood in 2008

I watched this film with great enthusiasm but found it miles short of my expectations.

Published in Fantasy by prateektheway, on August 17, 2009

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Hancock Review

A review of the film Hancock.

Published in Cinemarolling by Ryan Tate, on August 9, 2009

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The Bad Movie: A New Partner

A story I came up with and I wanted to know what others thought. Let me know.

Published in Cinemarolling by Will Davis, on August 1, 2009

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The Crow: Film Review

A review of Brandon Lee’s stunning, yet tragic, final performance as Eric Draven, in the cult classic “The Crow”.

Published in Cinemarolling by Birdie, on July 20, 2009

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A Movie Review of Harry Potter VI and Its Iconic Parallels

Derek Hart, a fervent Harry Potter fan, reviews the latest film adaptation about the boy wizard, just released this week, plus he discusses the series’ parallels to another iconic phenomenon.

Published in Fantasy by DerekH, on July 18, 2009

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Fairy Simple: The Fantasy Genre

The 10 Best Fantasy Movies of All-Time. And NO…not all of them have fairies.

Published in Fantasy by adam1982, on June 30, 2009

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On the planet Krypton, three insurrectionists are sentenced to “eternal living death” in what’s called the Phantom Zone for attempting totalitarian rebellion, much thanks to the evidence provided by the widely respected scientist Jor-El. However, he is unable to convince them that their Kryptonian sun is due to explode soon, engulfing their entire planet. In response, Jor-El sends his only infant son, Kal-El, in a spacecraft en route to Earth where exposure to a yellow sun will advance him with superpowers (as it would do for any Kryptonian life-form).

Published in Action by Stephen Brno, on April 18, 2009