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Reviews

Terminator Salvation

It's late in Terminator Salvation when Arnold Schwarzenegger makes his much-hyped non-appearance. [21 May 2009]

We Are Marshall (2006)

The film manages a complex range of feelings with a series of hackneyed characters, plot turns, and montages. Lots of montages. [22 December 2006]

Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003)

Whatever the writers' ambitious intentions for 'plot,' the movie is essentially a series of first, fabulous dance and stunts scenes, and second, zany costume changes. [21 October 2003]

Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003)

Madison Lee draws so near to Nat that she seems ready to lick the younger Angel's pretty, smile-plastered face. [26 June 2003]

Charlie’s Angels (2000)

'Can you imagine Drew and Cameron and Lucy fighting in this capacity? It would be so sexy! It would be so exciting!'. [9 June 2003]

Fastlane

The shots are close (is that her hand in his pants?), the cutting is speedy, the soundtrack is kicking: just above the din of the engine, the Vines wail. [23 September 2002]

Charlie’s Angels (2000)

Blogs

Short Ends and Leader: Fourth ‘Terminator’ Fumbles the Franchise

A Terminator movie is not a Terminator movie without a Terminator acting as the threat. [20 May 2009]

Short Ends and Leader: Terminator Salvation: Humanity’s Eve of Destruction … Again

Salvation, as dirty and battle-scarred as it might look, is a much more optimistic piece of work. In this more straightforward telling, good seems much more likely to prevail, as does the continuation of the series.