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May 26, 2011

Super Sell Me SEE Magazine proudly presents a review of POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. by Curtis Wright
Gibson Sinks Teeth Into Film Mel Gibson reminds us that he’s a fine actor in the oddball, but affecting, film, The Beaver. by Maurice Tougas

May 19, 2011

Girls Gone Wild: Search For The Funniest Lady Taking the Apatowian formula, Bridesmaids releases the standard fare — but with women. by Shawn Bernard
Circo De Mayo The road circus thrived in the 20th century — Circo questions if it’s just as valid in the 21st. by Barry Hammond

May 12, 2011

The Downward Spiral Independent film classic a dramatic portrait of alcoholism and poverty. by Barry Hammond

May 5, 2011

The Films Of Reel Waste Be careful of what you consume and aware of what you toss — this is Reel Waste. by Barry Hammond
Fails Furiously Get your motor running for this summer’s fast drivin’ blockbuster...again. by Shawn Bernard

April 28, 2011

American Outlaw A funny flame that burnt out early, Bill Hicks forcefully challenged the norms of society. by Barry Hammond

April 21, 2011

The High Cost Of Sub-par Acting Unable to pull off the roles, The High Cost of Living is a weak drama. by Curtis Wright

April 14, 2011

Mulroney Opera Ambitions Fall Just Short Mulroney opera bites off more than it can chew. by Maurice Tougas

April 7, 2011

Hanna Goes For The Heart Smart, edge-of-your-seat fun, Hanna breaks the mould of what an ‘action-thriller’ typically is. by Curtis Wright
Win Win Will Score Big With Audiences Sweet, funny and real, Win Win is a winner. by Maurice Tougas

March 31, 2011

Scare Your Pajamas Off You checked under the bed and in the closet, but don’t forget to check your head. by Trent Wilkie

March 24, 2011

The Outsiders Gripping film exploring the human spirit through the eyes of monks in war-torn Algeria. by Shawn Bernard
Hobo With A Shotgun Is...Out For Justice Powered by rage and justice, this particular hobo makes heads roll. by Curtis Wright

March 17, 2011

An Alien Bromance In Middle America Sticking to the sci-fi standards, Paul is just short of what makes a talking alien memorable. by Shawn Bernard
Writer's Block? There's A Drug For That Limitless has its limitations, but it’s passable popcorn entertainment. by Maurice Tougas
The Three-Part Movement Built into a three-part film, Jean-Luc Godard’s Film Socialisme is a struggle. by Barry Hammond

March 10, 2011

Life Of An Insurance Salesman Ed Helms waves his innocent comedy flag — this time in a starring role. by Curtis Wright
A Disturbing Dogtooth Experience Oscar nominated Dogtooth takes the viewer on a very strange ride — bring your patience. by Barry Hammond
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