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This 2008 nominee for best foreign language film at the Oscar’s, Departures is a very engaging, funny, and thoughtful look

Harry Potter is back once again in his most thrilling tale yet, which juggles the fears of a evil tyrant

Sacha Baron Cohen is back at it with his follow up to 2006’s Borat which chronicles his homosexual Austrian fashion

Chris Columbus will have a tough time picking up the pieces of his career after this atrocious and unwatchable mess

This Japanese import is an engaging and effective look at the struggle of feeling trapped by a countries traditions and

Duncan Jones makes his feature debut with this fantastic sci-fi film that digs into the psyche of the mind and

Sergei Dvortsevoy makes his narrative feature debut out of Kazakhstan is an interesting look into a sheep herder’s life and

PUBLIC ENEMIES is a new-age gangster movie, packed with big names and great action. The movie is based in the

The third film in the trilogy is superior to the awful second, but doesn’t have the heart and all around

Woody Allen returns from Europe and heads right back to New York City in this “classic Allen” tale that allows