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Created Dec 16, 2010 02:22AM PST • Updated Dec 16, 2010 02:22AM PST
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Wick
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Very Good
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Cheerfully entertaining hokum, this professionally rendered popcorn movie reliably delivers charming and clever escapism. I'd avoided it for years, mostly due to Nic Cage wariness, but am quite happy to have now seen it, and wouldn't hesitate to watch it again if the occasion arose. And yet, not to spoil any secrets, but "the sequel's":http://www.wikpik.com/movie_reviews/1234-national-treasure-the-book-of-secrets even better. |
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Kelsey
– with 16 Trust Points – rated it
Perfect
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United 93 takes place the day a tragedy occurred, September 11, 2001. It seems like a normal day to everyone. No one has any idea how big of an impact this day will have. At first everything goes as scheduled through the airlines. However, those who monitor the airplanes do become suspicious. They realize that there could be a possible hijacking situation on one of the planes. People are cautioned by this, but it is surprising to them since this hasn’t happened for 40 years. Soon they find out that several of the planes are in fact being hijacked. The workers… |
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Wick
– with 66 Trust Points – rated it
Really Great
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A brave girl's amazing fantasy, stupendously well told. Monumentally effective FX bring to life fauns, fairies and all manner of fantastical creatures, making Pan's Labyrinth both technically and artistically engrossing. Faced with a horrific family situation, the brave Ofelia (played with plucky fortitude by then 12 year old Ivana Baquero) maintains her spirit by spending half the movie in a fantasy world where she is a princess of the underworld, called upon to conduct important missions of daring and courage. This allegorical counterpoint to the real-wo… |
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