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Movie Review: <i>No Country for Old Men</i>

By admin | 02/26/2008 - 00:42 |

We love us some Coen Brothers, but after their last three movies—"Intolerable
Cruelty, "The Ladykillers" and "The Man Who Wasn't There,"—even we were starting
to wonder when the idiosyncratic directors would return to form. Brutal,
truthful and unrelenting for its full running time, "No Country for Old
Men," is that return to form, in a big way.

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Movie Review: <i>There Will Be Blood</i>

By admin | 02/26/2008 - 00:39 |

The first 10 or so minutes of the ambitious, ultimately unsatisfying "There
Will be Blood," are wordless, and brilliant. A man (Daniel Day Lewis),
standing alone at the bottom of a dark, vertical mine shaft carved out of the
ground, painstakingly chisels away at the walls in search of precious metals. He
climbs out, falls and injures himself, and with astonishing singlemindedness,
clambers out and crawls away, then repeats that kind of backbreaking work as one
of many workers at an oil shaft. That opening sequence is pretty much all you

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Movie Review: <i>Juno</i>

By admin | 02/26/2008 - 00:32 |

During the first 10 minutes of Juno, Juno MacGuff (Ellen Page)
looks like she's doing an impression of Napoleon Dynamite, the nerdy hero of
Jared Hess's 2004 cult-comedy hit starring John Heder. Both Juno and Napoleon
are socially inept, small-town misfits whose lingua franca has spawned
imitators all around the world. Like the infamous Napoleon, Juno is an off-beat
character who speaks in her own dialect, avoids the "in-crowd" and even has her
own sidekick (no, not Pedro) a peer named Leah (charming newcomer Olivia
Thirlby).

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Movie Trailer: "Illegal Tender" feat. all-LATINO cast!

Wanda de Jesus is the new "Foxy Brown" in this action/drama flick!! 

Movie Review: <i>Michael Clayton</i>

By admin | 02/26/2008 - 00:27 |

Michael Clayton comes on so slowly that, were this not a George
Clooney movie, you might be tempted to bolt. But stick around and you get
rewarded with some of the year's most intense performances, including from
Clooney himself, as a "fixer" for a law-firm that specializes in defending huge
corporations against lawsuits.

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Exclusive Interview: Ana Ortiz of "Ugly Betty"

 Ana Ortiz reveals season 2 of "Ugly Betty"

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