By Chaz Lipp Director Antoine Fuqua (Training Day, Olympus Has Fallen) updates the 1960 John Sturges-directed classic The Magnificent Seven (itself a ...
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By Chaz Lipp Breezily entertaining, the first Bridget Jones movie in 12 years (and third overall) coasts by on the appeal of its lighthearted premise....
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By Chaz Lipp It’s hard to imagine Storks not being a huge fall hit for Warner Bros. as it offers laughs, an irresistible (if ultimately muddled)...
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Don’t Breathe does a great job of keeping the viewer guessing throughout the film. It takes some very unexpected turns and gets a little twisted wit...
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By Chaz Lipp Audiences have responded enthusiastically to Sully, director Clint Eastwood’s account of airline pilot Chesley Sullenberger’s...
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