DVD & Blu-ray review: Hit and Run (15)
Hit and Run is a considerably more enjoyable road movie with an engaging cast and script.
February 23, 2013
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Hit and Run is a considerably more enjoyable road movie with an engaging cast and script.
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Box office numbers keep sliding. Subscribers at Netflix, Hulu, Redbox, Amazon and Vudu know why.
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There are too few Hollywood endings when it comes to the depiction of cancer in movies, doctors say.
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