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Paramount's
‘Sweeney Todd’— Musical Darkness With Pie
by Cochaman Peef
As
usual, Johnny Depp (Barker) is brilliant as the main character,
wearing more expressions on his powder-pale face than any other
man could...
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Paramount's
‘No Country For Old
Men’:
Powerfully Riveting
by
Beth E. Cochran
The
film opens with a shot of desolate, wide-open country in West Texas
in June of 1980. In a voice over, the local sheriff, Ed Tom Bell...
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Dreamworks' ‘Death Proof’—
Bad-Ass Chicks Kick Ass
by Cochaman Peef
Prescription:
take a massive dose of some gritty sub cultural reality and shove it
straight up your ass... sideways. Death Proof is...
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Dreamworks' ‘Transformers’ Stays True To It's Die-Hard
Fans
by Cochaman Peef
It's safe to say, the
cartoons of today are no where near as cool as the ones that
were on when I was growing up (don't ask when...
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LG's The Dresden Files: What a Wiz
by
Nadine Meeker
There is nothing like a fictional
private detective who narrates like Mikey Spillane with a sensitive side
and totes a mystical...
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CBS'
‘Jericho’ A Knock-Out First Season DVD
by Beth E. Cochran
In
1987 then indie rock band R.E.M. released the haunting track “Its The
End of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine), which stated
boldly...
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WB's 300:
Worthy Beyond Epic Proportions
by
Christina
Gosnell
If you're like me, any film that involves a profound
struggle, a gripping battle and a virtually unknown cast worthy
of A-list status is a film...
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Cagney & Lacey: Season One
by
Nadine Meeker
For years I've watched as 1980's TV
classics made their way onto DVD— Miami Vice, Magnum P.I. and Hart to Hart
to name but a few. Don't get me wrong...
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