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REVIEW: A German bounty hunter and a Southern slave are unlikely partners in Quentin Tarantino's bloody western.
REVIEW: The family-friendliest movie comedy this holiday season is also the sappiest and schmaltziest. And, thanks to Billy Crystal, the shtickiest.
REVIEW: Even 38-year-olds are likely to find the funny in director Judd Apatow's newest domestic comedy.
Review: Though the plot is a bit of a muddle, the veteran action star pulls "Jack Reacher" above standard shoot-em-up fare.
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Review: A girl-meets-boy story twines around Cirque du Soleil's visually splendid Las Vegas shows. Monotony eventually sets in.
Review: The system conspires against two men who rescue a mentally disabled teen.
Review: A terrible accident leads a young woman to look more deeply at her life.
REVIEW: Seth Rogen and Barbra Streisand take the buddy-movie concept on a new spin in this slight but enjoyable comedy, "Guilt Trip."
REVIEW: "Monsters, Inc." is returning to theaters in 3-D for the holidays, and its reassuring message is more relevant than ever.
REVIEW: If you are a true-blue "Lord of the Rings" fan and do not want to know how bad "The Hobbit" is, then don't read this.
REVIEW: In "Hyde Park on Hudson," Bill Murray ambles into the role of FDR with charm and appealing nonchalance.
REVIEW: A teacher sent to the Outback falls into a spiral of booze, violence and debauchery in an atmospheric cult film.
Turns out Adele ruled 2012, too — and set a record while she was at it. The British singer's "21" was the highest-selling album in the U.S. for the second consecutive year -- a first in the SoundScan era.
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An ambitious production at the Pantages signals a new chapter
for Hennepin Theatre Trust and Theater Latté Da.
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