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Predators

Is the Schwarzenegger of the zero zeros really, gasp, Adrien Brody? We’ll find out, apparently, in Robert Rodriguez’ retread of Predator.

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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

Bad Lieutenant New OrleansSeeing is believing: Werner Herzog has remade Bad Lieutenant

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Hurt Locker Fails to Capture World War II Experience

The Hurt LockerSo-called action movie wastes time tinkering with timebombs while Nazis run amok in the desert

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This Borg Needs Blood… and a Brain

Terminator SalvationIn what seems tailored for the lower end of the PG-13 spectrum, Terminator Salvation lacks the guts and smarts of the original

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Tail of Terror

evil catThis cat’s tail is so long, he uses it to fight al Qaeda

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Versus (2000)

Incredible mix of genres define this non-stop Japanese martial arts extravaganza.

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Alive (2002)

A death row prisoner is cultivated as a storage vessel for a powerful alien witch.

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Terminator Salvation

It’s never to early to think about summer…

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We Need a Blue Guy to Keep an Eye on the Warheads

watchmen movieThe Watchmen reminds us that nuclear weapons and nuclear war are still urgent issues today

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Inglourious Basterds

inglorious bastardsTarantino’s long-awaited World War II exploitation actioner arrives this Fall.

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Quantum of Solace

Why is the new Bond so pissed off?

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Watchmen

Say goodbye to phone booths and spider webs; Zack Snyder has promised a grown up comic book movie.

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Valkyrie

Bryan Singer faces a formidable technical challenge in telling us a story we already know the ending to, the failed assassination attempt on Hitler by a group of his own military officers. Can this master of detail deliver?

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Body of Lies

Ridley Scott’s Middle East thriller pits Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe against terrorists and one another.

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The Taking of Sallie Mae One Two Three

A highly educated strike force consisting of deadbeats, slackers, and disgruntled smart people infiltrate Sally Mae’s mountain fortress to destroy the original loan paperwork holding millions of former students in modern day wage slavery.

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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Hollywood Blockbuster

Indiana Jones and the Kingdon of the Crystal Skull is so unbelievably cheesy, wheezy and queasy that, on leaving the cinema, I felt like simultaneously chugging a bottle of Pepto Bismol and four double-espressos just to restore my body’s equilibrium.

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Rampart

The cops started the war, now she’s gonna finish it.

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The Hulk Versus the Military

Do movie-watching crowds in this time of unrelenting jingoism, military opportunism, and peer pressure patriotism really want to see a negative portrait of our men and women in uniform?

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The Animatrix: Nine New Visions

Nine episode anime expands on the concept of the original Matrix movie. The films are bound by the same vision of a post-apocalypse caused by human actions — a world in which only hackers and misfits living on the fringe can see the truth.

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Drugged Out Hollywood Gets Rehabilitated in Traffic

Traffic is a remarkable movie about the drug war, fascinating not for its gunfights (appreciably underplayed), but the real world conditions and situations it illuminates

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Losing Money on Lord of the Rings

I lost money on this film. I bet four dollars against someone’s back issue of Teen Beat that it was going to flop. How did Peter Jackson do it?

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Canooing the Matrix

Welcome to the Matrix, where computers rule and humans are grown in vats to be used as batteries; take the red pill and let your notions of reality, identity, and what constitutes an action movie slip away.

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