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Mulan II: Mushu Loses His Job Over Shang, and the Princesses Fall in Love
A sequel wherein a dragon guardian strives to sever two lovers that his fate may endure, amid a journey across China.
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Movie Reviews5.5/10
The Karate Kid Part II Returns Daniel to Okinawa, Where the Villain Never Explains Himself
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A Ghost Story Review: Casey Affleck’s Slow-Dancing Phantom Earns Its 8.4
A quiet, deliberate ghost tale of love, loss, and the long, patient hours a spirit watches while the world moves on.
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Six Years On, Spenser Confidential Still Runs Too Long Behind Its Own Good Ideas
A man returns from prison, studies to drive trucks in Arizona, and chases a yellow Corvette across Boston streets.
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Ten Years On, Storks Still Has a Premise Worth Salvaging From Its Own Chase
A stork delivers a baby instead of packages, and a baby nobody wanted. A tale of humor that fails to earn its wings.
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Three Years On, The Nun II Still Cuts Through the Noise With Its Own Kind of Terror
A demonic nun stalks a French boarding school in this sequel, a competent fright with a thin, familiar shape.
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‘I Am Sam’ Means Well, But Its Faith in Love Feels Hollow
A father with an intellectual disability fights to keep his daughter in this touching yet hollow drama.
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‘The Mountain Between Us’: A Slow Burn That Never Ignites
A tale of two souls trapped upon a mountain, wherein trust and dread battle amid snow and ruin.
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Gooding Jr. and De Niro Star in True-Life Naval Drama ‘Men of Honor’
A true tale of a man who vowed never to quit, facing prejudice within the Navy's depths until honor alone won his rise.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
‘Outbreak’ Review: Dustin Hoffman Anchors a Solid Disaster Film
A tale of a deadly virus that befalls a town, wherein a colonel strives to save all within, though the terror grows beyond measure.
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Ed Wood Review: Burton’s Biopic of the Worst Director Is a Sincere, Flawed Tribute
A strange, touching tribute to Ed Wood, the worst director in cinema, whose sincere failures still hold a mirror to our own.
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‘I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry’: A Premise Too Sharp for Its Own Good
A tale of two men bound by fire, duty, and a scheme to secure a widow's legacy — a comedy that mocks what it pretends to honor.