7 awful Christmas movies that flopped
Even films that are explicitly merry don’t always succeed in spreading cheer
December 19, 2012
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Even films that are explicitly merry don’t always succeed in spreading cheer
Film Jason Solomons reviews the latest film releases including The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Pitch Perfect, Life of Pi and Zero Dark Thirty.
Other movies the Library of Congress has chosen to preserve include “Born Yesterday,” “Dirty Harry,” “A League of Their Own,” “A Christmas Story” and “Slacker,” citing them as “works of enduring importance to American culture.”
Highly Recommended An old-fashioned adventure about mercenaries uncomfortably set amid present-day African political strife, The Wild Geese (1978) delivers the goods and then some, with plenty of exciting action. The film encountered uninformed protests when it was new wrongly labeling it as fascist, while in America poor distribution sabotaged it from becoming the great success it might …
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For the generations that grew up watching movies in theaters instead of on their laptops, a list of 2012 releases that includes no vampires.
Both of this week’s major home video releases offer new interpretations of time-tested stories.
In the first of a two-parter, we highlight the best movies we watched in 2012, both in and out of a theater. [ more › ]
ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – Music fans, if you need a musical movie while you’re waiting for Les Miz to …
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