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A Very Blasé Albert Nobbs Isn’t Fooling
A transgender period piece—something you don’t see every day—Albert Nobbs isn’t fooling or shocking anyone, and it never...
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Don't Fall for Man on a Ledge
Why do you go to the movies? To have a good time? To escape? To forget the worries of the day? If so, skip Man on a Ledge.
Don't Fall for <i>Man on a Ledge</i>read more...
Good Intentions Mostly Fall Flat in Red Tails
As the big-screen debut from Anthony Hemingway, with George Lucas as executive producer, what Red Tails lacks most is gravitas....
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Soderbergh’s Haywire Has Punch
Director Steven Soderbergh leaves the art house far behind for this well-executed action film of a private contractor wronged.
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Extremely Loud Equally Moves and Unsettles
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close will either have you reaching for a tissue or sighing from sheer emotional exhaustion....
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Hits and More Showcases Martina McBride’s Many Sides
McBride’s past, present and future co-exist peacefully on Hits and More.
<i>Hits and More</i> Showcases Martina McBride’s Many Sidesread more...
Jobe Steps Up with Where I Find You
With the help of producers Ed Cash and Matt Bronlewee, worship leader Kari Jobe steps up her game on her sophomore release.
Jobe Steps Up with <i>Where I Find You</i> read more...
McCaul’s Debut Already One of the Year’s Best
Not since Bethany Dillon and Nichole Nordeman has there been a debut from a female with as much poetic essence.
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Snow Patrol building on Fallen Empires
From the opening beats of Snow Patrols new album Fallen Empires you know you are being taken on a journey. Music and lyrics...
Snow Patrol building on <i>Fallen Empires</i>read more...
Final Bow Taken with Give Us Rest
Their final project, Give Us Rest is David Crowder Band’s crowning achievement in a career of exuberant, cerebral accomplishments.
Final Bow Taken with <i>Give Us Rest</i>read more...
Gideon’s Corpse a Lively Adventure
Since the introduction of hero Gideon Crew in last year's thriller Gideon's Sword, fans of the bestselling duo Douglas Preston...
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Annexed Gives New Eyes to an Old Story
There's nothing like a change in perspective to bring new life into a story. That's exactly what Sharon Dogar provides us...
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Dave Berry’s Lunatics Hilariously Lives up to its Name
What do you get when you combine a zany, retired, newspaper columnist with one of the original writers from Saturday Night...
Dave Berry’s <i>Lunatics</i> Hilariously Lives up to its Nameread more...
Grace Is Found in The Shadow of Your Smile
Despite the common amnesia plot, Susan May Warren’s characters handle their situation with uncommon honesty and grace—God’s...
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77 Shadow Street a Dark Address
A master storyteller who has proved with success across a variety of genres, Dean Koontz is no stranger to creepy, moody...
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Cancer Battle Gets Personal in 50/50
Based on screenwriter Will Reiser’s own battle with cancer, 50/50 is a funny, heartbreaking look at what happens next.
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Real Steel Packs a Surprisingly Good Punch
Not to be confused with those Transformers robots in disguise, Real Steel has an actual human pulse.
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Two Steps Forward and Back in Courageous
A script celebrating family is to be applauded. But the delivery of this message in Courageous is a bit heavy-handed.
Two Steps Forward and Back in <i>Courageous</i>read more...
Originality Found Lacking in Ides
With a script that plays like a greatest hits of political parables, The Ides of March is done well. But we’ve seen this...
Originality Found Lacking in <i>Ides</i>read more...
Moneyball Defies Genre, Hits a Homer
Rather than your typical on-the-field heroics or off-the-field antics, Moneyball defies genre conventions.
<i>Moneyball</i> Defies Genre, Hits a Homerread more...
Nick, the Creature Slayer: A Review of Grimm
ABC's Once Upon a Time, a new fall series about characters who live in both the real and fairy tale worlds, has been joined...
Nick, the Creature Slayer: A Review of <i>Grimm</i>read more...
Grumpy Middle-Aged Man: A Review of Last Man Standing
Television programming is based on the viewing habit, with weekly series' featuring familiar characters we like played by...
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Roma Downey’s Entertaining Little Angels
Former “angel” Roma Downey delivers good news about Little Angels, her animated educational DVD series for preschoolers.
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Once Upon a Time Less than Enchanting
Once upon a time, in a place called--well, I'm not sure what they called it; we'll call it Storybook Land--an evil queen...
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Heroes Ex Machina: A Review of Person of Interest
CBS is the network of the procedural, that sturdy genre of investigators on the local, state, and federal level that tends...
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Why Me Lord?
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
Why me Lord? I suspect that most of us have cried out to God with that question. read more...
I Was Born in a Small Town
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
I cannot forget where it is I come from physically. That origin helps define me. Somehow I am prone to forget how desperate I was for grace and forgiveness.  read more...
Dancing in the Minefields
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
Scripture does not shy away from tough topics. We are the squeamish ones that prefer Biblical texts that don’t meddle in our actual lives. read more...
I Am New
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
We place a remarkable emphasis on New Year Year's as a specific point in time to elicit change. Maybe the ability to change is really about trust. . read more...
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