A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas Review
After Harold and Kumar were nearly raped in Guantanamo Bay last time, shooting Santa Claus in the face seems mild.
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Final Destination 5 Review
... maybe this series will eventually prove it has a brain, and not just the type that splatter towards the camera to exploit 3D effects.
Mortal Kombat Review
Gaming audiences would leave the movie parched, seeking a little bit more in terms of head ripping, limb shredding, and heart tearing.
Pleasantville Review
Pleasantville doesn't lose focus of its goals, or its entertainment value.
Elf Review
For all of its charm and color, it is easy to overlook the visual achievement Elf is.
Rush Hour 3 Review
It is almost as if Rush Hour 3 was written by someone who thought to put a movie called Speed on a cruise ship… oh wait, it was.
Rush Hour Review
Once paired, Rush Hour follows the formula of any buddy cop affair, but does so with flair as Chan was finally able to showcase his talents to a wide Western audience
Going the Distance Review
It's unlikely anyone will see through the shade of general genre archetypes, but they're carefree and fun to be around.
A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) Review
It is difficult to make Freddy Krueger boring, yet somehow this unnecessary, misguided remake does just that.
Seven Review
Fifteen years past its release, it's as modern as the day it hit theaters, so far beyond other films of its era it's staggering.
The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Review
There is little that can compare to the scale on display here, and that will ensure the film lasts and carries the same appeal for future generations.
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Review
Two Towers is allowed to astound audiences from the beginning, the fantastic brawl as Gandolf battles the flaming demon Balrog while falling down a pit a visual feast.
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