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Neil Miller is a 23-year-old film critic who lives and works in Columbus, Ohio. He is a member of the Central Ohio Film Critics Association. His musings about the world of film (and other various topics) are on display at his blog, The Columbus Movie Guy. He is also the co-founder and managing editor of Film School Rejects.
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The actors get the glory, but it is those who work behind the scenes that can truly make a film a special experience.
Director Mark Steven Johnson sets out to ruin another comic book hero franchise.
The director of the upcoming Spartan epic 300 talks about Frank Miller's graphic novel, making a movie that kicks ass, and more.
If you can handle The Number 23, then you might win a pretty cool prize pack from New Line Cinemas!
Dreamgirls did get the big ole' cold shoulder for Best Picture, but it did garner some nominations. But which films really got ignored by the Academy?
Joe Carnahan's sophomore effort is a stylish shoot 'em up and then some.
While 2006 may not be the worst year ... there are some stinky piles of cinematic failure littered across the celluloid landscape.
AMPAS, please stop groping Mr. Eastwood.
Dreamgirls has soul - plenty of soul.
Despite a few solid performances, Alpha Dog is just another late year wannabe.
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