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by Dave Minkus score: 3/4 director: Brian Malone There is no doubt cheap viagra online that the USA is becoming more polarized in terms of politics every day. Every day, we’ve got Republicans blaming Democrats for the state of the … Continue reading →

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By Dave Minkus Score: 3/4 Apparently, The Help is a best-selling book that everybody loves.  Not always do good books translate into good movies.  Ok, let’s be honest.  For every good book-to-movie translation, there are at least a hundred crappy … Continue reading →

Directed by Rob Marshall Starring Johnny Depp, Penelope Cruz, Geoffrey Rush and Ian Mc buy cialis Shane Score: 2/4 I don’t know if any film series has had quite the same journey that of Pirates of the Caribbean. Starting off … Continue reading →

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  Directed by Joseph Kosinski Starring Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde & Michael Sheen  by Jack Gregson score: 3/4 It’s funny to think that there has been so much hype to the sequel of such a flop; it truly … Continue reading →

  directed by Joseph Kosinski starring Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivie Wilde, Bruce Boxleitner by Dave Minkus score:  3/4 I’ve been waiting 28 years for it to happen, but the day has finally arrived.  Today, Tron finally gets a well-deserved … Continue reading →

Directed by Greg Mottola Starring Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Seth Rogen, Jason Bateman and Kristen Wigg by Jack Gregson Score:  2/4 Can Pegg and Frost work without Edgar Wright? After Scott Pilgrim, it’s clear that he can work without them, … Continue reading →