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Review: Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire
Posted to: Drama Reviews

"Precious" retains an impressive dramatic grip through unimaginable horror. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: B+)
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Review: The Men Who Stare at Goats
Posted to: Comedy Reviews

"The Men Who Stare at Goats" is a hilarious, freewheeling descent into the abyssal madness of the military machine. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: B+)
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Review: Amelia
Posted to: Drama Reviews

Despite a wonderful director and fantastic actors, the ambition of "Amelia" never connects with its execution. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: C)
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Review: Astro Boy

"Astro Boy" boasts glossy visuals, red-hot action, and a sparkling cast of voices, but is too bizarre and cartoony to leave a lasting impression. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: C-)
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Review: Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant

Director Paul Weitz offers up a joyless, verbose picture. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: C-)
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Review: Saw VI
Posted to: Horror Reviews

Shamelessly repetitive, “Saw VI” feels old all around. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: D+)
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Review: The Stepfather
Posted to: Horror Reviews

"The Stepfather" waters down a proven premise into a parade of nonsense. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: D)
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Review: Law Abiding Citizen

Despite thought-provoking material, "Law Abiding Citizen" is morphed into a contrived thriller. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: C+)
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Review: Where the Wild Things Are

Director Spike Jonze has his heart in the right place, but extending something so perfectly concise invites more trouble than triumph. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: C+)
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Review: Ong Bak 2: The Beginning
Posted to: Action Reviews

This unexpected prequel is an often exhilarating, but supremely baffling martial arts picture. Review by Brian Orndorf. (Grade: B)
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