Beverly Hills Chihuahua Review in a Hurry: This tale of a pampered pooch lost in Mexico has more trouble sniffing out its main storyline than a Bloodhound who can't smell. But if you're into talking dogs, that shouldn't...
Blindness Review in a Hurry: Oh the humanity! There's a lot of it to see in Blindness, a philosophical thriller about a plague of sightlessness, but there's also a fair amount of it you'd probably...
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist Review in a Hurry: Forget curfew, it doesn't exist in this sparkling movie about young love in the Big Apple. Starring Michael Cera, Kat Dennings and that most magical of movie stars, New York City.
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Religulous Review in a Hurry: Beginning and ending in Megiddo, Israel, "the spot where the Christians believe the world will end in the book of Revelation," Bill Maher manages a mind-blowing documentary...
How to Lose Friends and Alienate People Review in a Hurry: A sarcastic, iconoclastic, English celebrity news muckraker (Simon Pegg) gets a job at a prestigious New York fashion magazine and is stunned to discover that being a mouthy jerk doesn't...
Rachel Getting Married Review in a Hurry: The usually lovable Anne Hathaway takes a dark turn as the spoiler at a long wedding weekend, and helps—along with all the shaky handheld cameras—deliver a close-up,...
Flash of Genius Review in a Hurry: Greg Kinnear is Bob Kearns, the man who invented the intermittent windshield wiper. Boy, you know Hollywood's running out of biopic ideas when this is what they come up with.
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Appaloosa Review in a Hurry: The deadpan wit's as dry as the gunpowder in Ed Harris' new Western, but emotionally Appaloosa shoots blanks.
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Miracle at St. Anna Review in a Hurry: During World War II, four young men from the all-black 92nd Buffalo Soldier division face off against Nazis and a racially charged U.S. military, and end up making their last stand in...
Eagle Eye Review in a Hurry: Big Brother may be watching, but Eagle Eye is barely worth a peek. Shia LaBeouf and Michelle Monaghan star as two strangers forced to carry out the plot of a mysterious, ubiquitous mastermind....
Review in a Hurry: This tale of a pampered pooch lost in Mexico has more trouble sniffing out its main storyline than a Bloodhound who can't smell. But if you're into talking dogs, that shouldn't...
Review in a Hurry: Oh the humanity! There's a lot of it to see in Blindness, a philosophical thriller about a plague of sightlessness, but there's also a fair amount of it you'd probably...
Review in a Hurry: Forget curfew, it doesn't exist in this sparkling movie about young love in the Big Apple. Starring Michael Cera, Kat Dennings and that most magical of movie stars, New York City.
The...
Review in a Hurry: Beginning and ending in Megiddo, Israel, "the spot where the Christians believe the world will end in the book of Revelation," Bill Maher manages a mind-blowing documentary...
Review in a Hurry: A sarcastic, iconoclastic, English celebrity news muckraker (Simon Pegg) gets a job at a prestigious New York fashion magazine and is stunned to discover that being a mouthy jerk doesn't...
Review in a Hurry: The usually lovable Anne Hathaway takes a dark turn as the spoiler at a long wedding weekend, and helps—along with all the shaky handheld cameras—deliver a close-up,...
Review in a Hurry: Greg Kinnear is Bob Kearns, the man who invented the intermittent windshield wiper. Boy, you know Hollywood's running out of biopic ideas when this is what they come up with.
...
Review in a Hurry: The deadpan wit's as dry as the gunpowder in Ed Harris' new Western, but emotionally Appaloosa shoots blanks.
The Bigger Picture: Is Harris the new Clint...
Review in a Hurry: During World War II, four young men from the all-black 92nd Buffalo Soldier division face off against Nazis and a racially charged U.S. military, and end up making their last stand in...
Review in a Hurry: Big Brother may be watching, but Eagle Eye is barely worth a peek. Shia LaBeouf and Michelle Monaghan star as two strangers forced to carry out the plot of a mysterious, ubiquitous mastermind....