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City Island

By Pamela Hopkins | Sep 8
This is the age of the dysfunctional family, and they don’t get much more dysfunctional than the group in the quirky film City Island.


Movie Features

Wentworth Miller :: life after ’Prison Break’

By Fred Topel
Wentworth Miller caught the public’s eye as the lean, tattooed Michael Scofield on Prison Break. Now that the series is over, he’s moved onto movies joining the Resident Evil francise with the latest installment out Friday. EDGE spoke to the hunk about the movie role.

Fall Movie Preview II :: Franco, Harry Potter, Cher and Phillip Morris

By Robert Nesti
Two weeks ago we highlighted the films being released this fall through October. Now we look to the end of the year, one that promises more Harry Potter, a return of Cher and the long-delayed release of I Love You, Phillip Morris.

Neil Marshall :: Blood, gore and ’Centurion’

By Robert Nesti
In his new film Centurion, British director Neil Marshall retells the legend of the Ninth Legion, and does so as a historical epic with touches of westerns and horror flicks. EDGE spoke to the B-movie master about his latest film.

’Avatar’ returns to 3-D theaters worldwide Friday

By Sandy Cohen
Before he takes moviegoers deep beneath the Pandoran sea, James Cameron hopes they’ll go for an extended tour of the fictional planet he introduced in "Avatar."

Fall Movie Preview -- Part One

By Robert Nesti
With the dog days upon us comes thoughts of the Fall movie season - the third act of the moviegoer’s year. As usual the lighter fare of the summer gives way to more meatier films, and this year is no exception. Here are a selection opening through October 31.
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Movie Reviews

Machete

By Kilian Melloy
Machete is a good title for this movie: it’s blunt, broad, and makes it’s point all too keenly felt.

The Tillman Story

By Kilian Melloy
The Tillman Story dispels spun-sugar fables about the heroic sacrifice of former NFL player Pat Tillman, who walked away from a sports career to enlist and then died in Iraq. In its place, the movie offers a picture of another sort of heroism: one based on honesty, integrity, and honor.

Going The Distance

By Padraic Maroney
Going the Distance feels like it’s twice as long to sit through.
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DVD Reviews

The Bad Mother’s Handbook

By Aron Gold, Esq.
Bad mother. Bad, BAD mother. Ever wondered what it was like to have several bad mommies under one roof? Find out in this fantastic drama, The Bad Mother’s Handbook.
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