Abraham Lincoln is often regarded as the greatest president to have served the United States of America. He helped abolish slavery. He sacrificed the lives of many Americans to reunite the north and south. He singlehandedly saved the country from a legion of vampires.
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“Questions will be answered” is the tagline for the Blu-ray release of Prometheus, featuring never-before-seen extras including an alternate beginning and ending. That’s a lofty promise, considering one of the biggest complaints about Ridley Scott’s anticipated return to the sci-fi genre – and the Alien franchise – was that the movie raised many more questions than it answered.
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You’ve been kidnapped, injected with drugs and sold into sex slavery. In Paris. Naturally, you would have no concern traveling to Istanbul. And your dad, who was so paranoid about you traveling out of the country and, when you did get kidnapped, went on a murderous rampage, would have no problem with you tagging along on his trip. Enter Taken 2, where plausibility goes to die.
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Last time you saw Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp team up, the result was a quiet franchise known as Pirates of the Caribbean. Actually, it was the stellar animated movie Rango. Their latest unholy union is The Lone Ranger, a super-expensive and problem-laden western adventure flick that may or may not involve werewolves and other supernatural creatures.
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One of the most brutal action movies in recent memory, The Raid: Redemption is a non-stop, slick and violent thriller that delivers on all fronts. Superbly directed by Gareth Evans, The Raid is a must-see for action fans.
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You knew they would be back. You stay up late thinking about it. It’s a horror we all fear. Nazis. Plotting their return, their revenge. They’ve had seven decades to perfect their plan, and in the B-grade action movie Iron Sky, we see what those book-burning bastards have put into motion.
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Bruce Willis squares off against a Bruce Willis-esque Joseph Gordon-Levitt in Looper, a time bending action-thriller that not only exceeds its lofty expectations, but serves up one of the best sci-fi stories of the last decade.
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After nearly a month of lackluster offerings, leave it to the writer of Training Day to spice up theaters with the cop thriller End of Watch, a gritty, entertaining and emotional action-drama that fires on all cylinders.
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Warner Bros. has released the new movie trailer for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the first of three movies that return audiences to Middle Earth. Directed by Peter Jackson, the first Hobbit debuts December 14, 2012.
Watch the new The Hobbit movie trailer:
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Some would describe Snow White and the Huntsman as a fun movie. Others would describe it as a glossy mess. Regardless, there’s no argument that director Rupert Sanders is as good at creating stunning visuals as he is at directing his way into Kristen Stewart’s pants. Unfortunately, the bonus features included on the new Blu-ray release – available in stores now – are immediately forgettable.
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While lawyers, policemen and doctors get television show after television show, bike messengers get nada. Hell, truck drivers in Alaska get a television show. Packrats do, too. How many shows are there about bike messengers? A big fat zero. Not anymore! Bike messengers finally get their day in the spotlight, and not on television – in a big-screen movie starring big-screen actors, depicting just how awesome their low-paid jobs are. Especially when corrupt cops and Chinese smugglers are involved.
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The Lord of the Rings is one of the greatest trilogies of all time, not only because of its sweeping story arcs and extraordinary production values but because it was filmed as one, long movie that happened to be split into three parts. There is also little argument that the extended versions of the three movies, with over two hours of additional footage, are superior to the theatrical releases. In fact, it’s hard to think of not watching the extended versions.
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Judgment Day has yet to come (though the Republic National Convention might be the latest sign of our impending doom), but Warner Brothers is giving fans yet another opportunity to spend their hard-earned cash to watch the world perish in a fiery blaze, and buy movies they already own.
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Uh, yeah, that just happened. Paramount Pictures just released the first look movie trailer for Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, which stars Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton as the title characters who, after burning that sweet old gingerbread house witch alive, got a taste for witch blood and became supernatural bounty hunters.
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Jason Statham is back in the generically titled Safe, a generic action movie that is a weak entry even by his standards. Statham, who even when acting in subpar material exudes an incredible degree of energy and charisma, seems to realize early on that he signed onto a stinker; he’s as forgettable as the movie.
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