Bruce Willis
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Rock the Kasbah (2015)
Review by Matt Anderson: It takes a while to acclimate to Rock the Kasbah’s sensibilities.
Review by Robert Denerstein: A pointless outing, despite a few chuckles
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Red (2010)
Review by Robert Denerstein: Old-pro cast livens up a so-so action flick
Review by Matt Anderson: The action flatlines, but the characters make RED a lively, mildly entertaining diversion
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What Just Happened (2008)
Review by Marty Mapes: Polished, coherent, rich with internal consistency... and sacrilegious for believers in The Movies
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The Astronaut Farmer (2007)
Review by Risë Keller: An imperfect but delightful film
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Over the Hedge (2006)
Review by Matt Anderson: Doesn't truly achieve liftoff until the inspired conclusion pulls out all the stops
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Lucky Number Slevin (2006)
Review by Marty Mapes: Competently made, but we've seen it before and the message is morally muddy
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16 Blocks (2006)
Review by Matt Anderson: Why don't Mosley and Bunker duck into a taxi? Because then there'd be no movie.
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Sin City (2005)
Review by Matt Anderson: Two hours of black-and-white-and-red maulings, decapitations, shootings, choppings, croppings...
Review by Marty Mapes and Matt Anderson: Eye-popping visuals, little redeeming value except sick fun, and hardly any DVD extras
DVD review by Matt Anderson: It's back, in an excellent double-disc set. Just don't believe everything you read on the package.
DVD review by Matt Anderson: There's still a lack of honesty in Sin City
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Hostage (2005)
Review by Marty Mapes: Caffeine, testosterone, adrenaline, gasoline, and a lot of blood add up to one big headache
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Tears of the Sun (2003)
Review by Marty Mapes: It's content to be an 8-year-old on the playground, making explosion sounds with its mouth
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Hart's War (2002)
Review by Marty Mapes: Can good filmmaking make up for a scattered script?
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Bandits (2001)
Review by Matt Anderson: Peyton's screenplay takes advantage of the characters' quirks to offer some nice asides about life
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Unbreakable (2000)
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The Whole Nine Yards (2000)
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The Sixth Sense (1999)
DVD review by Matt Anderson: The new Vista Series DVD offers a pristine presentation, but it's not quite "definitive"
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Armageddon (1998)
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Glass
Review by Matt Anderson: It's the same through-line that was told exponentially better in the Dark Knight trilogy.
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The Expendables
Review by Matt Anderson:
The Expendables isn't the mantastic masterpiece it should've been.
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