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Two people, a man and a woman, sitting together on a beach. The woman has long blonde hair and the man is wearing a checked shirt. They appear to be talking and smiling at each other.
Review

Freeheld

by Katherine McLaughlin

Julianne Moore and Ellen Page can’t sal­vage this tame drama­ti­sa­tion of a momen­tous civ­il rights case study.

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Two people, a young woman and man, standing close together and looking at each other in a park setting with trees.
Review

To Rome with Love

by Andrew Schenker

Woody Allen fol­lows up the biggest hit of his career with an exer­cise in smug mediocrity.

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A superhero-style costumed figure in a bright red costume holding a "Beware Crime" warning sign, standing in front of a wooden structure.
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Super

by Anton Bitel

You won’t see a masked vig­i­lante movie more moral­ly respon­si­ble or edgy this side of The Dark Knight.

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Two men in dark suits walking down a hotel corridor, both looking ahead with serious expressions.
Review

Inception

by Matt Bochenski

It may not be art and it cer­tain­ly isn’t truth. But Incep­tion ful­fils one of the basic tenets of cin­e­ma: it takes the breath away.

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A woman in a green and yellow roller derby uniform with helmet and elbow pads, shouting and gesturing with enthusiasm.
Review

Whip It

by Josh Winning

There’s girl pow­er and atti­tude galore in Drew Barrymore’s roller der­by-based direc­to­r­i­al debut.

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