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Trust is like a car engine. If you take good care of it, it'll take you wherever you want to go. If it breaks, it won't. Here's the catch: A neglected engine doesn't always break down all at once.
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Movie Review by Christianity TodayThe Last Song is a Nicholas Sparks story, which tells you several key things about the film: Two unlikely people will fall in love. Someone will heal from a past hurt.
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When the alarm on a woman's biological clock starts ringing, no snooze button on earth can truly turn the thing off.
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Being an awkward teenager is tough. Being an awkward, oversized teenage dog is even tougher. Will the world's most famous Great Dane ever find a place to belong?
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Movie Review by Christianity TodayAnyone who ever made it in the entertainment business got there because of some "big break." But do these breaks happen because of luck? Or talent? Or both?
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Tyler Doherty is an eight-year-old cancer patient who loves God first and soccer second. Brady McDaniels is a mailman struggling with alcoholism and the break-up of his family.
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Movie Review by Christianity TodayDate Night is a film that tries to be a lot of things: A comedy, an action movie, a madcap family-friendly adventure, a "perfect date night movie," and a feel-good star vehicle for two of network television's most familiar faces.
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It takes a death to bring some families together. It took a funeral to rip this one apart.
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When I walked out of the theatre after seeing To Save a Life, I was pretty positive about this teen flick.
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Jeff Kinney's Wimpy Kid opens up his diary on the big screen. But somehow the stick figure fun just doesn't seem the same in the skin of live-action movie.
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He introduces himself, simply, as the Ghost. He has no family, no attachments. We never know his name.
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As a film critic, I'm a strong believer in divorcing one's opinion of a movie from that of the source material. The film in question needs to stand on its own merits, period.
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Life is like baseball. Sometimes you hit. Sometimes you miss. And sometimes you tear your ACL coming 'round second.
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It's the good guys with guns against the bad guys with snukes in this DC/Vertigo comic book actioner.
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Rock 'n' roll was a man's game in 1974. Electric guitar-playing girls need not apply. And an all-girl band ... well, don't make a much younger and more handsome version of myself laugh.
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Relationships don't always read like Valentine's Day candy. Young lovers who once exchanged chalky hearts bearing the words "you're sweet" and "be mine" sometimes wind up rooting around for pieces that read "you jerk" or "get lost."
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Our Family Wedding is a story of two fathers getting married. Well, not precisely. It is actually more conventional: a story of a young man and woman getting married. But their fathers -- and, to a lesser extent, other family members--throw themselves into the center of affairs and complicate them.
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I moved to Brooklyn almost three years ago, and since then, I've discovered that there are really two Brooklyns. There's one populated largely by hipsters and yuppies (like, well, me) who love things like community gardens, obscure films, expensive beer, and espresso.
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When it comes to pre-teen/teen fantasy, the Harry Potter universe is a rare treat of relatable characters, emotional storytelling, exciting adventures, and fairly complex ruminations about life, death and growing up. It's a full feast.
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Movie Review by Plugged InDavid Dutton is the even-tempered sheriff of the small Iowa town of Ogden Marsh. It's a real nice place full of real nice people, a place where the sheriff calls just about everybody by their first names.
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What do we do with death? And especially when someone's passing is tragic, premature and violent? That's the central question in Remember Me, an intense drama about two families struggling with heartrending losses.
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Movie Review by Christianity TodayReviewing the Rob Marshall film Memoirs of a Geisha, Roger Ebert wrote, "I suspect that the more you know about Japan and movies, the less you will enjoy Memoirs of a Geisha."
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Movie Review by Plugged InIt's been two years since Kirk's ex-girlfriend, Marnie, broke up with him. He's pined for her while they've worked together as Transportation Security Administration officers. But she loves Kirk like she loves TV or pizza--not like she loves her current beau, Ron.
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