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Aftershock (Tangshan Dadizhen) – A Chinese Tragedy
People in China get shot for fiddling their tax returns and if I was a studio exec I'd think twice before claiming that $200 lunch at the Beverly Hilton as the pay off might not be worth it.
Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work – and Then a Piece More
She is riddled with self-doubt and so sensitive that she gets hurt when she is heckled. Really? A stand-up comedienne with a layer of skin missing? Who'd have thought?
How Do You Know – Another Arduous Rom Com
The athletes' world is never mentioned after the first few minutes and Witherspoon might as well have been a hairdresser who had to pack it in because of her varicose veins.
True Grit – A Shoot Out with No Bullets
when Rooster and Le Boef shoot at flying corn bread it's the Wild West's equivalent of a peeing contest, but falls so flat it doesn't even raise a cringe.
Little Rose – Fighting Love and Bolsheviks
The ominous clouds keep circling, reminding the citizens that they are trapped, and as Roman, Kamila and Adam weave their web of deceit they become more and more aware of the eyes that never stop watching.
