One half honest whimsy, one half forced humour.
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Shymalan's best in years, but still not enough.
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Jeff Nichols' pure American tall tale.
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Anders offers another, spoiler-filled, take on Star Trek Into Darkness.
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J.J. Abrams' latest sci-fi blockbuster is fast and exciting.
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Spectacular artifice.
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An effective exposé, but it avoids the hard questions.
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An ambitious generational drama of fathers and sons.
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Part escape thriller, part awareness campaign.
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A warning about the death of online privacy.
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Napster is given its due in this chronicle of the birth of the modern Internet.
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An overlong, repetitive look into the remote life of the Himalayas.
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A great doc on the developing world and William Kamkwamba.
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A personal diary on MS from Jason DaSilva.
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Romeo Dallaire's campaign to end the use of child soldiers.
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An important piece on Anita Hill and sexual harassment.
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A dark look at the Mexican drug war and the music subculture it spawned.
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A fascinating doc about Jan Gehl's theory of the modern megacity.
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A primer on the radical political performance art group.
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Cloud Atlas gets points for camp ambition and narrative clarity.
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