fantasy

• Cage as Medieval Knight! - ‘Season of the Witch’ Review

  
  
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  Nicolas Cage takes on another bizarre role in a bizarre movie, this time as a knight in the 14th century escorting an accused witch across a deserted land to redeem his tarnished reputation and ensure that she gets a Crusades version of fair trial. Confused yet? That’s just the beginning!

  It’s a horrifically bad period film but like most of Cage’s movies there is a lot of entertainment value in the ‘unintentionally funny’ department. Hey, better than nothing, right?

• 'Narnia 3: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader' Review

  
  
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  The Chronicles of Narnia series took a dramatic step down with the first sequel, and now the indifferently anticipated third installment comes along with more of the same. A new studio has hired a new director to take the series into a new setting and introduce several new characters, but the weak story comes off as a series of contrived set-pieces strung along a flimsy clothesline of a plot. It seems the Chronicles may be in for an early ending…

• Just a spoonful of CGI… - ‘Nanny McPhee Returns’ Review

  
  
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  After a 5-year hiatus, Nanny McPhee returns to help an overwhelmed Mrs. Green (Maggie Gyllenhaal) dole out some magical child-rearing mayhem in this highly entertaining family adventure. The story leaves the fairy tale setting of the first movie in favor of World War II England, but don't worry, there are still plenty of flying motorcycles and synchronized swimming pigs!

• 18 Again! - ‘Charlie St. Cloud’ Review

  
  
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  Zac Efron returns to the screen in a melodramatic love story about a grief-stricken teenager strugging to reconcile the tragic loss of his kid brother with the sudden discovery of a globe-sailing hottie. Strong on visuals but weak on substance, Charlie St. Cloud still gives hope of good things to come.

• Best Internship Ever! - 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' Review

  
  
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  Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney have teamed up again after the Pirates of the Caribbean to bring the classic wizard tale from Fantasia back to life with Nicholas Cage, Alfred Molina, Jay Baruchel, and Monica Bellucci. The special-effects laden result is geared mostly toward the youngest audience members, as is to be expected, but Molina and Cage bring the energy necessary to keep all ages entertained. Enjoy!

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