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Red Tails – the heroes of Tuskegee
This is a high-flying war film told from the point of view of the first African American aerial combat unit to serve in World War 11.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (First of a Trilogy)
all of whom seem quite normal compared to the girl with the dragon tattoo. She is totally bizarre but at the same time endearing and somehow manages to give dysfunction a very good name.
Happy Feet 2 – Unhappy Penguins
the story is dismal and the characters drag us from one non-event to another, uttering humorless dialogue in mismatched accents that are a perfect metaphor for the melange on-screen.
J. EDGAR – A Double Tale
It is intended to be a biopic but flies around at such a pace that there is no time to get to know the man whose flaws would doubtless intrigue, and becomes nothing more than a mildly interesting trudge through American history.
Small Voices: The Stories of Cambodia’s Children
Their tales are desperately sad and the lack of government support is deplorable but these charming little ones have so much hope their stories are uplifting and they enchant us right to the very end.
