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Brandon Valentine is a film critic from Hershey, PA. Aside from possessing the last name “Valentine” and living in “the Sweetest Place on Earth,” Brandon was also born on Valentine’s Day. That’s right, a Valentine born on Valentine’s Day. His “sweet” work can be viewed at Blogcritics, IMDb, and his own site, Valentine on Film.
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The Incredibles not only establishes itself with honorable action, but it also carries an omnipresent familial message.
Sideways is a palatable, oxygenating, and intoxicating motion-picture.
Its first hour is extremely sluggish, and after thrusting along at a leisurely pace, the picture pulls out before climaxing.
One can only hope that more well-written musicals with more surprise vocal performances, will follow in Chicago’s wake.
This version of The Phantom of the Opera is the form of this much-interpreted film to watch.
Webber and Schumacher’s work has nix on the 1925 original.
Raging Bull is by far the premium product of the Scorsese/Deniro tandem and one of the finest films ever made.
If you have a passion for great cinema, you will adore Cinema Paradiso.
Too often The Prophecy deviates from camp and becomes crap.
To what extent you will enjoy Meet the Fockers is really contingent on how much you valued the first film.
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