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MOVIES WE LIKE
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The Cove
Rated: PG Here's a new movie genre: eco-thriller. A top-shelf team of specialists uses state-of-the-art technology to expose the shocking truth about a secret cove in Japan. Winner of the Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival. Definitely not your dry, boring doc - they don't come much more compelling than this.
“The Cove plays like a thriller. It has the breathless pace of a “Bourne ” movie but none of the comfort of fiction. This is documentary filmmaking at it's most exciting and purposeful.” Rolling Stone – Peter Travers
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| De Pere En Flic "Father and Guns"
Rated: 14A
This was a blockbuster in Quebec – and it's equally fun in both official languages! Follow a dysfunctional father and son cop team as they go undercover to gain the trust of a biker gang lawyer. The problem is the venue – a male bonding retreat in the bush. We found the subtitles just as funny as the original dialogue. Not just for Frenchies!
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District 9
Rated 14A
Hailed for it's originality, this movie has been called “the thinking man's Transformers ”. Part sci-fi, part social satire, part Invasion of the Body Snatchers , it defies categorization. We found it impossible to watch without thinking about Nazis, Apartheid, or Josef Mengele.
“Attention all geeks (and geeks at heart): Get ready for two hours of serious awesome.” Miami Herald – Rene Rodriguez
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The Hangover
Rated 18A
OK, it probably won't win an Oscar. But it's hard not to love a movie where the entire cast obviously a great time making the film. It takes ‘what goes in Vegas stays in Vegas' to a hilarious new level. Rated 18A.
“It is classless, it is tasteless, it is idiotic, it is juvenile and it is something your mother totally wouldn't approve of. But it also is flat-out hilarious, a go-for-broke comedy .” New Orleans Time-Picayune – Mike Scott
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Julie & Julia
Rated 14A
…Based on two true stories…Watch the lives of two women run a parallel course as their culinary talents rescue them from lives of mediocrity. It's great to watch Meryl Streep in a lighter role again, and Amy Adams just gets better every time we see her. Isn't everything better with butter?
“ Deliciously funny and warming fare, or which the amazing Meryl deserves her ridiculously overdue third Oscar.” Empire
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