Friends with Kids (Roadside Attractions, R)
Will you ever feel clean again after being covered in baby poo?
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This Means War (R, 20th Century Fox)
It is different from the standard rom-com…until it isn’t.
Drive (FilmDistrict, R)
He may want those things (quietly, desperately) but they’re not meant for him.
Julie & Julia (Columbia Pictures, PG-13)
Julie & Julia is the rare "girly" movie that has nothing to do with getting a man, keeping a man or realizing you love the man you’ve known all your life.
The Ugly Truth (Columbia Pictures, R)
We’ve all seen the "boy and girl meet and bicker all the time" romantic comedy plot about a million times.
Lovely by Surprise (Indigenous Film Works)
Lovely by Surprise is an odd, odd movie with a lot of charm.
Year One (Columbia Pictures, PG-13)
There are several problems with the film, and at the top of that list is the main characters’ seeming lack of interest in most of the things that happen to them.
Easy Virtue (Sony Pictures Classics, PG-13)
While Easy Virtue looks the part of a roaring ’20s romp, it fails on several levels.
Little Ashes (Regent Releasing, R)
Little Ashes wants to be a romance, political drama and coming-of-age story, all rolled into one.
Angels & Demons (Sony Pictures, PG-13)
I wish I could say that this film surprised me, but it really didn’t. If you’ve seen any recent mystery/thriller, or even a handful of Law & Order episodes on television, you’ll probably figure out […]