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Sebastian Junger’s chronicle of a fourteen-month mission in Afghanistan’s Korengal Valley isn’t much of a documentary, but the undeniably harrowing footage should be required viewing.
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Dain’s Movie Reviews and Trailers. Movie reviews and trailers of films from all genres with a special focus on independent film. Sunday, July 25, 2010.
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Don McKay (2009) had everything it needed to be a decent movie , but with flat acting and poor (even confusing) dialog it fell short. With a very original plot and a great cast I kept waiting for it to take off.
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While Salt movie reviews are a mixed bag, those who rated it positively find that Salt is a fun, fast-paced action-y thriller, so if you’re looking for a thrill-ride, this may be the flick for you.
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Movie Review : Salt (2010). July 22nd, 2010 by Andrew Robinson
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Ah yes, Cop Out. The movie with the fantastic nomenclatural history–which is basically just a fancy way of saying the name’s been through a lot of changes.
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