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Made of Honor

Made of Honor movie review
The romantic comedy "Made of Honor" is tailor made to help Patrick Dempsey vault from television to big-screen stardom. After all, a young Dempsey starred in a series of teen movies in the 1980s, and his current "Grey's Anatomy" fame seems a precursor to re-establishing his movie star bona fides. Read More...

Iron Man

Iron Man movie review
Iron Man’s standout screen appearance may very well be the dynamic Stan Lee who dons the role of another great Los Angeles resident for his too brief cameo. But then, without Stan Lee there would be no Iron Man. With the advent of computer graphics, the parade of comic book super heroes began and I admit to enjoying everyone of them. Even Ang Lee’s Hulk (2003). But this film, I did not enjoy. I adored. I loved. I reveled in. Read More...

Baby Mama

Baby Mama movie
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler clicked behind the faux news desk on "Saturday Night Live." So it's hardly a shock to see them reprise that chemistry in the new comedy "Baby Mama." The title may scream modern slang, but the story of a professional woman trying to have it all is hardly new. Read More...

27 Dresses

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Jane Nichols (Katherine Heigl) is always the bridesmaid … and she has 27 tacky dresses in her closet to prove it. Suffice to say there's no sex in Jane's city, and matters get much when her sister (Malin Akerman) starts dating her boss (Edward Burns). Jane has been crushing on him forever but hasn't had the courage to tell him so. Read More...

Bull Durham: 20th Anniversary Edition

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Has it really been 20 years since we first met Annie, Nuke LaLoosh, and the swaggering Crash Davis? Scary, but true, and with the start of a new baseball season upon us there's no better time to catch up with "Bull Durham." It's the baseball movie women can embrace as readily as the fellas. Read More...

Walk the Line: Extended Cut

Walk the Line: Extended Cut
If you don't get chills watching the opening scene in "Walk the Line," well, then, you've never heard Johnny Cash's inimitable baritone before. The biopic earned plenty of accolades following its 2005 release, including a Best Actress Oscar for Reese Witherspoon's turn as June Carter Cash. Read More...