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    District 9

    by Leonard Maltin on Tue Dec 08 10:05:47 EST 2009

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    Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs

    by Leonard Maltin on Tue Dec 08 09:52:42 EST 2009

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    Surrogates

    by Leonard Maltin on Tue Dec 08 09:40:05 EST 2009

    The way the folks at Disney are treating this film you’d think it was a turkey; it’s anything but. It may not be as hard-hitting or provocative as District 9, but it’s still science-fiction with some real thought behind it. The setting is the near future; people have grown lazy...

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    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

    by Leonard Maltin on Tue Dec 08 01:24:48 EST 2009

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    Trucker

    by Leonard Maltin on Sun Dec 06 11:59:22 EST 2009

    Trucker is an emblematic American indie film. It offers a juicy leading role to an actress who usually works in mainstream Hollywood fare, and completely fulfills its modest ambitions. Writer-director James Mottern has crafted a vivid, credible character study of a young woman whose fierce indep...

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    Movies: The Cure For What Ails You

    by Leonard Maltin on Mon Nov 23 04:56:10 EST 2009

    I’ve been in the grip of a bad cold for almost two weeks; I somehow manage to get my most important work done and then I go to sleep every day. By Wednesday afternoon I was so frustrated—tired but restless at the same time—I decided I couldn’t stare at the wall (or my com...

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    Digging Into Disney

    by Leonard Maltin on Wed Sep 30 09:29:37 EDT 2009

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    THE BOYS—dvd review

    by Leonard Maltin on Tue Sep 29 09:24:20 EDT 2009

    Richard and Robert Sherman have made the world a happier place through their infectiously upbeat songs. Their names are synonymous with Walt Disney, for whom they wrote the scores for Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, and Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree, as well as indelible themes for TV shows, ...

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