The Plot: John Connor (Stahl) has gone underground in an effort to evade Skynet, the network of machines that want humankind wiped off the planet. Enter T-X (Loken), Skynet's most sophisticated cyborg killing machine yet. She's come from the future to complete the job her predecessor, the T-1000, left unfinished. Connor's only hope for survival? Team up with the T-101 (Schwarzenegger) and try to stay alive.

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THE BUZZ: Who would have thought that a movie with so much heavy metal would defy gravity?
That's not to say that Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines doesn't succeed as an action movie, or as a sequel. It has enough wanton destruction to satiate any person's desire for damage. It moves along briskly (perhaps too briskly), has a sense of humor, and even a more somber side that surprises near the end......more

Review: Who would have thought that a movie with so much heavy metal would defy gravity?

That's not to say that Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines doesn't succeed as an action movie, or as a sequel. It has enough wanton destruction to satiate any person's desire for damage. It moves along briskly (perhaps too briskly), has a sense of humor, and even a more somber side that surprises near the end.

But what it does lack is gravity; some sense of realistic consequence...more

Message Boards: Better than Terminator Salvation.  |  6 years since official release...

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The Plot: A British mystery author (Rampling) visits her publisher's (Dance) home in the South of France, where her interaction with his unusual daughter (Sagnier) sets off some touchy dynamics.

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THE BUZZ: Focus Features, who brought Ozon's wonderful 8 Women to the States last year, reteams with the director for his latest project. Pool is a return to dramatic form for Ozon, and he's cast Ludivine Sagnier, who was magnificent in Women, in another mysterious daughter role. We can't wait.

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The Plot: Victorian-era England's royal government is in a panic to stop a madman's plans for world domination. To do so, they bring together a cast of the greatest adventurers known to humankind, including Allan Quatermain (Connery), Dr. Henry Jekyll (Flemyng), Captain Nemo, and Dorian Gray (Townsend). Based on Alan Moore's fantastic comic book series.

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THE BUZZ: If you don't share some mild thrill at the notion of Allan Quatermain, Mr. Hyde (Dr. Jekyll's counterpart), Captain Nemo, an Invisible Man, and Mina Harker together fighting evil then the elements that do work in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen will utterly escape you. <...more>

Review: If you don't share some mild thrill at the notion of Allan Quatermain, Mr. Hyde (Dr. Jekyll's counterpart), Captain Nemo, an Invisible Man, and Mina Harker together fighting evil then the elements that do work in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen will utterly escape you. Even if you do get a goosebump or two at that thought it's prudent to set your expectations on "low" for this feature...more

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The Plot: Set in 1955, the residents of Northfork, Montana are faced with evacuation as a new dam is set to flood their town. Meanwhile, a group of nomadic eccentrics seek to adopt a dying 9-year-old orphan (Farnes), who is cared for by the town's priest (Nolte).

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THE BUZZ: The third film from the surrealist Polish Brothers boasts an impressive ensemble cast (who worked for peanuts), and heart-tug of a story, and Anthony Edwards' impressive mustache. Favorable Sundance buzz is the key here, as the brothers lost momentum with Jackpot, which followed their critically lauded debut.

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The Plot: In a English countryside castle, Cassandra Mortmain (Garai) chronicles ten years in the life of her strange family. Her father (Nighy) struggles to finish his second novel, her stepmother (Fitzgerald) just lays around naked and her older sister Rose (Byrne) is going crazy with desire. When the American landlords come calling, romance blooms between Cassandra and Simon (Thomas), the son and heir to the property. Problem is, the Mortmains have already fixed up Rose and Simon, in a move to protect their life in the castle.

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THE BUZZ: Garai, the most attractive cast member in Nicholas Nickleby gets to star in her own period comedy, which sees Oscar-winning producer David Parfitt (he won Best Picture for Shakespeare In Love) bring another Dodie Smith novel to the big-screen.

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The Plot: Narcotics cops Mike Lowrey (Smith) and Marcus Bennett (Lawrence) head up a task force investigating the flow of ecstasy into Miami. Their search leads to a dangerous kingpin, whose plan to control the city's drug traffic has touched off an underground war. Meanwhile, things get sexy between Mike and Syd (Union), Marcus's sister.

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THE BUZZ: For those who prefer their summer movie thrills unsullied by the stylistic touches of cyborgs, pirates, hulks, angels, zombies or even Mark Wahlberg, Bad Boys II offers undiluted chases, crashes, explosions, shootings and killings all in the service of their own sound and fury. No nuance needed here, just the pleasure of destroying things with an almost Zen-like purpose – it's the sound of one budget exploding. ...more

Review: 4 out of 10 stars

For those who prefer their summer movie thrills unsullied by the stylistic touches of cyborgs, pirates, hulks, angels, zombies or even Mark Wahlberg, Bad Boys II offers undiluted chases, crashes, explosions, shootings and killings all in the service of their own sound and fury. No nuance needed here, just the pleasure of destroying things with an almost Zen-like purpose – it's the sound of one budget exploding...more

Message Boards: Blu Ray  |  Damn, just realized Will Smith got over $70,000,000 for this movie!

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The Plot: A teenager (Moore), disillusioned by too many examples of love gone wrong, refuses to believe that true love exists. Then this new guy (Ford) comes along...

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THE BUZZ: Mandy Moore swears, trespasses and almost rounds third base in How to Deal, an unkempt comedy/drama held together by barrettes and its cast's camaraderie. ...more

Review: Mandy Moore swears, trespasses and almost rounds third base in How to Deal, an unkempt comedy/drama held together by barrettes and its cast's camaraderie.

As usual, Mandy and her perfect skin always end up in some high-stress situation. In Deal, she stars as Halley Martin, a put-upon American teenager vexed by her parent's recent split and the ripple effect in her family and friends' lives...more

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The Plot: An ambitious young garage band in Sydney, Australia tries to make it big.

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THE BUZZ: Talk about a departure - Proyas goes from The Crow and Dark City to this? No need to fear, however, because the director's brought his signature visual style to this punk rock postcard from down under. His flair could work quite well in a sweet-natured comedy.

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The Plot: Peppino (Mahieux) is an aging taxidermist constantly ridiculed for being short and somewhat creepy. He meets Valerio (Manzillo), a handsome young man fascinated by Peppino's work. Peppino, in turn, becomes entranced by Valerio and offers him a large salary to come work as his assistant. But when Valerio meets Deborah (Rocchetti), their fledgling romance is threatened by an insanely jealous third wheel.

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THE BUZZ: Here's an apparently true story pulled from the headlines of Roman tabloids. Eep. Regardless, it looks like First Run Features has picked up another ace.

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The Plot: A folk singer (Dylan) is busted out of jail by his former manager (Goodman) in a last-ditch attempt to bring peace to a country divided by a civil war.

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THE BUZZ: Sony Pictures Classics snapped up Masked a couple days before its premiere at Sundance, which features Dylan in his first screen role in 16 years. And the impressive cast all worked for minimum equity for the opportunity to work alongside him. Almost half of the movie features Dylan in performance, playing both older material and songs written specifically for the film. It's been trashed left and right.

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The Plot: Carmen's caught in a virtual reality game designed by the Kids' new nemesis, the Toymaker (Stallone). It's up to Juni to save his sister, and ultimately the world.

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THE BUZZ: If Spy Kids 3 is a harbinger of the kind of quality we can expect from this round of 3-D films (if there is indeed a wave) then look out for Metalstorm II: Jared-Syn Is Pissed coming to a theater near you.....more

Review: In the early `80s 3-D movies appeared as a novelty, and briefly held moviegoers' interest, much as they had in the early `50s. The first wave was mostly dreck, but included some reputable films such as Dial M for Murder and Kiss Me Kate. The revival thirty years later didn't boast such quality. The product presented to the public used 3-D more as a ploy to rope consumers in, while the movies themselves were lamentable in the extreme: Jaws 3D, Friday the 13th 3, Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone and Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn...more

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The Plot: Unbeknownst to one another, a trio of small-town bank tellers (Silverstone, Costanzo and Harrelson) plan to rob their place of employment... all on the same day. Elsewhere, across town, a young woman (Cook) plans revenge against a local millionaire (Cleese).

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THE BUZZ: Scorched has sat on the shelf for well over a year while one of its production companies slowly went out of business, but now Never Land Films has picked up the reins and is self-releasing the film. It'll be tough to grab an audience smack in the middle of the summer movie flood; regardless, it's nice to see Silverstone back on the scene. Look for her on screen next in Scooby Doo 2 and on NBC this fall!

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The Plot: After a series of Broadway flops, a songwriter (Dixon) goes to work at Camp Ovation, a musical camp for young performers. The kids, who are thrilled to be working with one of their heroes, inspire him to stage a fabulous new production.

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THE BUZZ: Camp, which was backed by three savvy production companies, scored big at Sundance, and the mid-summer release date should bode well for director Graff's debut, as audiences may still have a lingering hunger for all things musical.

Message Boards: Here's Where I Stand  |  There's no such thing as bisexuality

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The Plot: A split screen reveals the goings-on at a Venetian hotel: a British film crew shoots a version of The Duchess Of Malfi; a documentary crew follows the British filmmakers; a murder plot comes together; the hotel's maids may be holding bizarre rituals in the basement.

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THE BUZZ: Figgis is up to his Timecode tricks again - "pushing the boundaries of film", as the highfalutin saying goes - in his continuing attempt to prove that the language of film may not be universal. Like any grand experiment, Hotel could teeter towards failure, despite its ace cast and the goofy goings-on.

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