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Of ‘Mice’ and ‘Blind’ Men

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Bill Gibron
/ 22 March 2009
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Flash Keeps ‘Zift’ From Feeling Familiar

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Bill Gibron
/ 22 March 2009
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This ‘Medicine’ Can’t Cure It’s Own Ills

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Bill Gibron
/ 21 March 2009
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‘Man’ Made Out of the Same Old…Stuff

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Bill Gibron
/ 20 March 2009
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‘Objective’ Takes Unusual Approach to Terror

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Bill Gibron
/ 5 February 2009
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‘Push’ Lacks Energy, Excitement

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Bill Gibron
/ 5 February 2009
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‘Coraline’ is a Classic

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Bill Gibron
/ 3 February 2009
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Leigh’s Artistry Accents this ‘Happy-Go-Lucky’ Lark

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Bill Gibron
/ 29 January 2009
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‘Defiance’ Can’t Help But Feel Derivative

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Bill Gibron
/ 29 January 2009
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This ‘Waltz’ is a Disturbing Dance with Death

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Bill Gibron
/ 29 January 2009
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Obama & More Critical Commentary on Cultural Imperialism in 2008’s ‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’

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Diepiriye Kuku
/ 27 January 2009
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‘Frost/Nixon’ Feigns Actual History Well

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/ 24 December 2008

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