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This love letter to rock-and-roll would’ve had been more successful as a cable movie.

The dreaded road trip plot bogs the film down in overfamiliarity.

Not only is "Any Day Now" a phenomenal love story by filmmaker Travis Fine, it is also a brilliant observation on what it is to be a young adult with Down Syndrome.

With "Inglourious Basterds," Quentin Tarantino revised history. With "Django Unchained," he re-wires it beyond all comprehension; he throws a bomb into the history books and detonates it.

This story about a clone and his master is a good rental for fans of late-night chill-and-thrill fare with a little sexy zest thrown in.

The blundering script is chock-full of corn-pone characters and there’s no subtlety in these rustic stereotypes, making the piece feel like a student project full of improbabilities.

The immortal Cary Grant continues to inspire new DVD compilations. This time it a mixed bag from 20th Century Fox.

A lesbian marriage activist uses the daughter of a homophobic state senator to take her cause into his home, with farcical results. A few unusual twists & turns don’t quite save this indie rom-com but they certainly help keep the viewer’s attention.

A momentous meeting between then President Roosevelt and the King and Queen of England upstate New York.

Bishop Gene Robinson inadvertently becomes the poster preacher for the heated discussion of religion vs. sexuality.