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(A+) The African Queen
Rose Sayer and her brother Samuel are English missionaries in 1914 German East Africa. Their rare contact with the outside world is through Charlie Allnut, who delivers their occasional...
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
(A+) Aladdin
One of the best of the contemporary Disney releases, this classic tale of the magic lamp benefits tremendously from the energy and humor of Robin Williams as the genie. Only...
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
(A+) Ali
Will Smith delivers a knock-out punch as Muhammed Ali in this outstanding film that follows the champ from his first heavyweight title to the "Rumble in the Jungle" when he...
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
(A+) All About Eve
Margo Channing (Bette Davis), a Broadway diva beginning to show her age, meets the young fan who stands outside the theater after every performance (Anne Baxter as Eve Harrington)....
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
(A+) All the President's Men
Based on the real-life story of the two reporters who would not give up on the story of the Watergate break-in, this is as gripping as any detective novel. Bob...
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
(A+) Amadeus
Antionio Salieri (F. Murray Abraham in an Oscar-winning performance), the court composer, should have been Mozart. He followed all the rules, worked hard, and cared deeply. Music was his life....
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
(A+) American Graffiti
The movie takes place on a single night in 1962, immediately before two good friends, Curt (Richard Dreyfus) and Steve (Ron Howard), are about to leave for college. Curt and...
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Posted on Sunday August 22, 2004
(A+) American Splendor
Harvey Pekar says, “Ordinary life is pretty complex stuff.” His own life is a good example. He has the most ordinary of professions – he is a file clerk in...
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Posted on Friday August 22, 2003
(A+) Apollo 13
This movie should be called "Smart and Smarter." In addition to the thrilling story, masterful performances, and impeccable technical authenticity, it is a heartening story of the triumph of smart...
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Posted on Friday December 13, 2002
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