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CSNY Deja Vu DVD Review: Neil Young On Fire

Musician/filmmaker Neil Young, alias Bernard Shakey, directs himself and the group unself-consciously and obliviously jamming away with an utterly refreshing, disheveled and paunchy lack of personal vanity

Blindness Movie Review

Blindness, a story in which characters are nameless, is set in an unidentified metropolis where cranky commuters being the day engaged in chaotic road rage along the gridlocked congested city streets.

Nights in Rodanthe Film Review

Besides J.K. Rowling, Nicholas Sparks is the only contemporary novelist to have a book remain on the New York Times best seller lists for longer than a year.

How to Lose Friends & Alienate People Movie Review

A scandal sheet satire that wears its antisocial tendencies on its sleeve, the self-explanatory How to Lose Friends & Alienate People means to take aim at the inane 'glossy posse' gossip rag media world.

Nick And Nora’s Infinite Playlist Movie Review

Directed by Peter Sollett (Raising Victor Vargas) and based on the novel by scribe duo Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, Nick And Nora finds Juno's Michael Sera once again strumming his way into romance.

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