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Movie Review: The Vow
The Vow joins other timeless love stories like The Notebook and The Time Traveler's Wife on the list of the most heart-wrenching and romantic films of this century. The three films have a lot in common, including actress Rachel McAdams. There is something about McAdams' acting that allows the viewer to relate to her characters easily and experience the emotions she portrays in her films.
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Netflix Review: True Grit
Move over John Wayne, because Jeff Bridges is the new face of fictional sheriff Rooster Cogburn. True Grit (2010) outperforms the 1969 version in every possible way. It belongs alongside Unforgiven as one of the greatest Westerns of all time. The story centers on Mattie Ross (Hailee Steinfeld), a 14-year-old girl who embarks on a journey to hunt down and avenge her father's murder.
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Movie Review: The Secret World of Arrietty
Anime is a cinematic art form that can be extremely difficult for average moviegoers to appreciate. It's an understandably hard transition to make from other film types. If you're an American and you've grown up watching the lighthearted films of Disney or Pixar, almost every animated movie to come out of Japan can feel unnervingly dark and heavy-handed.
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Movie Review: Safe House
Who needs romance and a sappy ending when there are plenty of guns and enough deaths to fill a cemetery? In the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), a safe house is a guarded and protected location where agents can meet, take refuge or interrogate suspects.
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Movie Review: The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black, released Friday, Feb. 3, proves Daniel Radcliffe's acting career will indeed outlive the epic eight- movie series that was Harry Potter. The movie follows Radcliffe, who plays widower and father Arthur Kipps, as he investigates the death of a mysterious woman who lived in the much-avoided marshes of a remote village in the early 20th century.


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