Its hard to imagine why anyone would want to remake Franklin J. Schaffners fringe classic Planet of the Apes, and…
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The fact that American cinema hasn’t quite hit rock-bottom doesn’t stop our directors from trying to get there, and the…
What Lies Beneath, the new Robert Zemeckis supernatural thriller starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford, opens with a literal shock:…
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Scott King’s debut feature Treasure Island ought to be put into a time capsule so future generations can see all…
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