Articles written by Matthew Robert Pejkovic
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The Orphanage Movie Review
The Orphanage is a creepy haunted house movie that places Spain on the map as the new masters of horror and suspense.
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The Return of Indiana Jones
Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have created another top class action/adventure which successfully plays tribute to the previous Indiana Jones films.
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Love In the Time of Cholera review
Javier Bardem headlines a stellar cast in Mike Newell's adaptation of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's acclalmed romance novel.
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21 Movie Review
21 is a lifeless adaptation of the acclaimed true life novel "Bringing Down the House", which recounts the adventures of a group of MIT students who took on Las Vegas.
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Sharkwater Movie Review
A provocative documentary, Sharkwater focuses upon the plight of a fascinating creature who has survived 400 million years of evolution only to now face extinction.
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Iron Man Movie Review
Marvel Comics icon The Invincible Iron Man is given the Hollywood treatment in what may be the finest superhero film released in years starring Robert Downey Jr.
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Rogue Movie Review
Greg McLean returns with another outback set horror film which features solid performances by Michael Vartan and Radha Mitchell and more than a few genuine scares
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Street Kings Movie Review
Street Kings is a bland and generic James Elroy written crime thriller, which is directed by L.A. corrupt cop maestro David Ayers and stars a miscast Keanu Reeves
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AL PACINO IN 88 MINUTES: REVIEW
Al Pacino struggles alongside an equally bumbling cast of talented character actors in Jon Avnet's over bloated concept thriller 88 Minutes
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LUMET DELIVERS A DEVIL OF A MOVIE
Master filmmaker Sidney Lumet directs Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke in career defining performances in a tragic family melodrama
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Hey, Hey It's Esther Blueburger
Terrific acting by Danielle Catanzariti, Keisha Castle-Hughes and Toni Collette counters a shaky script in this quirky Australian underdog tale
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