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Humor for the Hurting
Comedian Michael Jr. is taking his routine to those who most need to laugh—the down and out, the lost and lonely.
| posted September 1, 2010

New Reviews

: The AmericanThe American
A visually compelling thriller with a meditative quality.
| R / 3 Stars - Good

: FlippedFlipped
In the 1960s, a girl and boy meet in second grade, and navigate a romantic relationship over the next five years—but it never finds the magic of Rob Reiner's best films.
| PG / 2 Stars - Fair

: TakersTakers
Despite its style and flash, Takers suffers from clichés, a lack of originality and moral ambiguity.
| PG-13 / 1½ Stars - Weak

Recent Reviews

Nanny McPhee Returns
Rated PG / 3½ Stars - Good

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Rated PG-13 / 2½ Stars - Fair

What If ...
Rated PG / 2½ Stars - Fair

Eat Pray Love
Rated PG-13 / 2½ Stars - Fair

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Rated PG-13 / 3½ Stars - Good

Inception
Rated PG-13 / 4 Stars - Excellent

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Interview
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Veteran director Rob Reiner, whose new film 'Flipped' opens this week, is getting more serious as he ages ... but admits that part of him is still stuck in the 1960s.


Commentary
My New Hero
I never expected to find a role model in a children's television icon, but I did. A tribute to Mister Rogers.


Commentary
Bollywood's World View
With today's DVD release of 'My Name Is Khan', we examine a few Indian films that give us intriguing glimpses into both India's culture and our own.


Interview
The 'Low'-Down on Robert Duvall
The actor discusses his new film 'Get Low', a folk tale about an eccentric recluse—and gets a little feisty about 'The Apostle.'


Commentary
Christian Zionism in the Dock
Two documentaries take on the controversial theology.


Commentary
A Needed Clamor
Documentary seeks answer to its own title: 'The End of Poverty?'


Commentary
Remembering Malatya
Documentary recalls Christian martyrs in Turkey.


Commentary
My Top 5 Movies on Mortality
Films that take a compelling look at death and dying.


Interview
Dreaming Big for Jesus
Bruce Marchiano, who played the Son of God in 1993's Matthew, now wants to make a film based on the Gospel of John. But he needs a few dollars—45 million, in fact.


Commentary
Hope and Imagination
With 'Toy Story 3' now in theaters, it's a good time to reflect on two of the greatest virtues found in Pixar's films.


 
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