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Try to be ‘Indestructible’
By Mark Riechers
Documentary about one man’s struggle with terminal illness

Perfectly ‘Smart’ comedy
By Mark Riechers
Dennis Quaid and Ellen Page star in a snooty new comedy that delivers a lot of laughs.

'Fat Boy' runs, can't avoid rom-com norms
By Mark Riechers
Simon Pegg's latest parody crosses the threshold of satirical comedy a few too many times, becoming the butt of its own joke.

Romero pens improved entry in gory 'Diary'
By Mark Riechers
'Diary of the Dead' bares a political bites along with its bloody genre conventions.

Will Ferrell’s latest comedy ‘semi’-funny
By Mark Riechers
"Semi-Pro" may be packed with comedic all-stars but the plot falls flat.

'Vantage' misses 'Point' despite fresh storytelling
By Mark Riechers
New film can't capitalize on solid cast, intriguing concept.

Take a vacation with witty Colin Farrell ‘In Bruges’
By Mark Riechers
Rookie director Martin McDonagh succeeds in witty action-packed "In Bruges."

Cardinal Mixtape
By /author/show/340, Eunice Abraham, Brad Boron, Caissa Casarez, Megan Corbett, Megan Dwyer, Matt Hunziker, Jill Klosterman, Kate Marcus, Josh Monifi, Frances Provine, Mario Puig, Mark Riechers, Shawn Small, Kyle Sparks, Justin Stephani, Anna Williams, and Dan Wohl
Already found your special someone's special something? Need some music to set the perfect mood? From Marvin Gaye to Daft Punk, our Arts staff gives its suggestions.

Animation brings graphic novel to life
By Mark Riechers
A new movie based on a graphic novel follows the life of a girl living in Iran during the Islamic revolution.

'Burnout' not 'Paradise' for all, drives away casual gamers
By Mark Riechers
The latest sequel to the "Burnout" series is likely to divide gamers.

Coppola’s ‘Youth Without Youth’ nostalgic for classic cinema
By Mark Riechers
Famed director Francis Ford Coppola delivers exquisite visuals and a disappointing plot in his latest 'Youth Without Youth.'

Hoffman, Linney shine through bleak world
By Mark Riechers
Tamara Jenkins newest film, "The Savages," focuses on family relationships and painful memories.

Holiday fruitcake of leftover films
By Eunice Abraham, Meg Anderson, Katie Foran-McHale, Ryan Hebel, Mark Riechers, and Marly Schuman
Seven movies you may have missed while roasting your chestnuts this break

‘Life’ of a one-man show
By Mark Riechers
Final stage show a memoir of the late star’s life.

‘WWJB?’ examines the Shopocalypse
By Mark Riechers
'What Would Jesus Buy?' takes a look at the consumerism that surrounds the Christmas season.

Full ‘Rock Band’ experience tops predecessors
By Mark Riechers
New "Rock Band" game adds drums and vocals on top of electric and bass guitars, offering a more authentic rock-star experience than "Guitar Hero."

‘Call of Duty 4’ an authentic experience of modern warfare
By Mark Riechers
Though 'Call of Duty 4' does not have much linkage to the wars of today, the game still engages in its advanced graphics.

‘Wristcutters’ examines existing in limbo
By Mark Riechers
Patrick Fugit stars in unconventional film about the ring of hell reserved for those who commit suicide

Newest 'Guitar Hero' doesn't miss a beat, adds star power
By Mark Riechers
The four phases of 'Guitar Hero 3": Attraction, addiction, anger and acceptance

‘Halo 3’ meets expectations of loyal fans
By Mark Riechers
Last week marked the advent of the final ‘Halo’ installment.

Pete Seeger biopic an honest portrayal of musical legend
By Mark Riechers
Anyone who enjoys music history will enjoy the new film documenting the life of musician Pete Seeger.

Western remake ‘3:10 to Yuma’ benefits from compelling performances by Crowe, Bale
By Mark Riechers
A remake of a classic spaghetti western realizes a complex building of characters unusually well for its genre.

‘Death Sentence’ barely survives subpar filmmaking and finale
By Mark Riechers
By design, all revenge movies are fairly predictable­­—an injustice takes place, the protagonist sets out to right wrong with some vigilantism and somebody dies to “balance the equation.” The point of these movies is to use the predictable frame a


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