Selection of the week
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The Mortal Instruments: Cit...
Action
Set in contemporary New York City, a seemingly ordinary teenager, Clary Fray, discovers she is the descendant of a li...
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Prisoners
Drama
How far would you go to protect your family? Keller Dover is facing every parent's worst nightmare. His six-year-old ...
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Diana
Drama
During the last two years of her life, Princess Diana embarks on a final rite of passage: a secret love affair with P...
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Ratings and Reviews from the DVDPost community
Best rated movies of the month
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Prisoners
1
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Elysium
2
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Oblivion
3
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Gravity
4
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The Mortal Instruments: C...
5
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Rush
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Django Unchained
+1 7
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Lee Daniels' The Butler
+2 8
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White House Down
9
News
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SXSW: Chef Is A Blast, Check Out Our Video Review Shot On A Food Truck!
Jon Favreau’s Chef is food porn. I’m fairly confident the crowd at the Paramount Theater attending the Opening Night screening at the The 2014 South By Southwest Film Festival left happy. The audience laughed throughout Favreau’s warm, funny and surprisingly autobiographical food dramedy, and erupted into enthusiastic applause as it drew to a close. I also guarantee that they left the Paramount starving. There are more scenes of Favreau’s character, Carl, cooking up delicious dishes – often as a method to relieve his stress – that you better go in with a full ...
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Deliver Us From Evil Trailers Pit Eric Bana Against Satanic Possessions
Though he had a major stone-faced misstep with 2008’s remake The Day the Earth Stood Still, director Scott Derrickson proved his horror potential with 2005’s The Exorcism of Emily Rose and 2012’s Sinister, both of which took overused plotlines and gave them a wicked edge. The filmmaker is headed back to possession thrillers with Deliver Us from Evil, which just premiered not just one but two brand new trailers, and each one looks exceedingly different from the other. But they both look pretty good. Let’s lay out the plot, which is based on the 2001 true ...
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Max Brooks' Harlem Hellfighters Graphic Novel Will Go To War For Sony
When 12 Years a Slave took home the Best Picture Oscar, it sparked the obvious conversations about what, if any, race-heavy implications it would have on future cinema. Less than a week later, Sony Pictures is heading into potentially prestigious waters by talking about one of the bravest groups of black men to ever walk the planet. Along with Overbrook Entertainment, they’re creating a big screen adaptation of Max Brooks’ upcoming graphic novel The Harlem Hellfighters, a historical bio of the oft-forgotten World War I soldiers. With what look like masterful illustrations by Caanan White, The Harlem Hellfighters ...
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