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Review: Rock the Kasbah

They say some parts of “Rock the Kasbah” are inspired by true events, but after witnessing this jaw-dropping dud, I’m thinking this is based on a true story the same way “The Santa Clause” i...

Review: The Last Witch Hunter

How did Nicolas Cage avoid this one? “The Last Witch Hunter” does not work as campy escapism or as a guilty pleasure or as one of those movies so unintentionally funny you have to...

How 'Star Wars, Episode VII' explains all the great cultural debates of our time

The “Star Wars” nerd in me - and when I say Star Wars nerd, I mean person who haunted her local sci-fi/fantasy bookstore and had an actual pen pal with whom she traded “Star Wars” fan fictio...

Aaron Sorkin doesn't want people calling the Steve Jobs biopic a biopic

“Steve Jobs” is barely in theaters and already enraged fact checkers are out in full force. “Maybe they should have called it ‘iLied,’” Kyle Smith of the New York Post mocked. And...

Eddie Murphy briefly returns to stand-up at Twain Prize ceremony

WASHINGTON - Eddie Murphy showed his appreciation for receiving the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center on Sunday night by doing something he hasn’t done in almost 30 y...

Review: Learning to Drive

Patricia Clarkson brings her usual delicacy and class to a toothsome starring role in “Learning to Drive,” a gentle-natured if unimaginative allegory about trust, communication and intercult...

Review: Crimson Peak

Like the blood-red clay that lends the eponymous setting of “Crimson Peak” its name, the movie is a visually striking but sticky thing. Set in 19th-century England, in a decrepit but picture...

Review: Bridge of Spies

You could write brief descriptions of any 100 relatively significant chapters in American history, toss them all into one of those hand-cranked raffle cylinders, pluck out one entry, and I’l...

Review: Goosebumps

What’s creepier than a clown? A sinister ventriloquist’s dummy with an evil mind of its own, for one thing. In the family-friendly “Goosebumps,” you get both – along with a giant, angry pray...

Movies playing in Durango Oct. 16-22

Animas City Theatre (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) Slapshot (Wednesday only) Paul Newman plays Reggie Dunlop, the coach of a pa...

Actress Ellen Page just doesn't care how straight men perceive her

WASHINGTON - In case the skinny ties and the leather pants and the rock ‘n’ roll boots she’s been wearing lately haven’t been enough to clue you in, actress Ellen Page does not spend a whole...

Review: The Walk

You have to learn to run before you walk. It also might help if you learn how to ride a unicycle, juggle, tumble, achieve pure excellence in the art of balance through biomechanic...
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