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- January 14, 2011
- Local, Tom O'Keefe Movie Reviews
Review: Seth Rogen Becomes Superhero For “The Green Hornet”
To say that production on The Green Hornet has been “troubled” would be more than a bit of an understatement.
To say that production on The Green Hornet has been “troubled” would be more than a bit of an understatement.
Let’s cut right to the chase, shall we? Tron: Legacy is a worthy successor to the original Tron. Unfortunately, the
Director Tony Scott reteams with Denzel Washington for the action packed Unstoppable. Washington stars as Frank, a grizzled railroad veteran
Super-villain Megamind (Will Ferrell) has one goal in life – to destroy his archenemy Metro Man (Brad Pitt). But after
Bruce Willis plays retired CIA operative Frank Moses in the new action/comedy Red. He is on the run when a
Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel star as Holly and Eric in this month’s high-concept romantic-comedy Life as We Know It.
Michael Douglas returns as Gordon Gekko, the role that won him an Oscar, in the cumbersomely titled sequel Wall Street:
Former couple Drew Barrymore and Justin Long reunite on screen in the new romantic-comedy Going the Distance. Barrymore stars as
Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston star The Switch, Hollywood’s latest attempt to revive the flagging romantic-comedy genre. With the exception
Julia Roberts returns to headlining films with Eat, Pray, Love. Roberts plays Liz Gilbert, a travel writer “trapped” in an