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March 18, 2010

Nature Of Nurture A stylized exploration of childhood innocence goes on far too long without delivering a resolution by Randy Brososky

Master of Mystery and Thrill Roman Polanski may be a creep, but the ghost writer is still a masterful thriller by Kenton Smith

Slideshow: Oscar Night at the Varscona Oscar night brings glitz and glamour to the Varscona Theatre for a good cause. by Janna Hove

Brooklyn’s Finest Just OK Interwoven tale of three NY cops is a patchwork of better movies that comes apart at the seams by Kenton Smith

Alice Is Visually Brilliant, But Oh My, It’s Boring Despite star power, Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland is ultimately lost down the rabbit hole by Kenton Smith

Stripes Across Canada Rockumentary sees the White Stripes on a ‘proper’ Canadian tour, from Inuit elders to tug boats by Michael Hingston

Chasing Carmen: The Met Opera In HD Get your tickets early for Live Met Operas, making movie magic at a cineplex near you by Christina Starr

Honest, The Web Is The Way To Go Local filmmaker launches his newest film online and hoping to hook cyber audiences by Becky Halliday

It's a Crazy Mixed Up Small Town Breck Eisner's Romero remake gives shallow genre some depth. by Kathleen Bell

François Truffaut, The New Wave Master Metro shows off the work of Francois Truffaut, the master of the French New Wave Movement by Michael Hingston

War And Peace And Wives With plenty of energy and passion, this Tolstoy biopic is a sure winner for the costume drama set by Marliss Weber

A Town Called Wonderful Stop-motion animation meets Toy Story: Metro’s newest will charm even a cynical (2)8-year-old by Michael Hingston

Love Is A Many Splintered Thing Maternal Love gets a workout in Korea’s Bong Joon-Ho’s latest masterful film by G.H. Lewmer

Going to the Crazies Romero is the king of zombies, but Eisner’s re-imagining of The Crazies takes it to a new level by Kathleen Bell

Of Paperwork And Procedure No one expects it to be funny, but this police procedural has the driest wit that makes it a gem by Michael Hingston

Cartoon Shocker Counterculture cartoon packs a punch, so don’t watch it with your grandmother, but do watch it by G.H. Lewmer

If Travolta Sports A Goatee ... Even though it sounds like a romantic comedy, From Paris With Love has more kills than kisses by Maurice Tougas

Do As The Romans Do ... ... Like fall in love and get revenge by stealing coins from a magic fountain. Makes perfect sense . by Kathleen Bell

Mile Zero’s Dance For Film Sends Screen Buffs Reeling We’re used to dance on TV, but big screen dance allows for even more exploration and narrative by Jessica Potter

Flick That Switch The Stem Cell Festival serves up a unique brand of filmmaking far from your usual Hollywood fare by Michael Hingston