MICROCINEMA’S INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE – SIZZLING SUMMER EDITION

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MICROCINEMA’S INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE – SIZZLING SUMMER EDITION

This month’s Independent Exposure program has a nice selection of goodies. There’s scrambled porn, bothersome squirrels, and the highly anticipated...

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BELLEVILLE RENDEZ-VOUS (Les Triplettes de Belleville)

If there's any justice in the world, French animator Sylvain Chomet will be handed the Animated Feature Oscar in February for this fantastic little film....

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OPEN RANGE

In the years since "Dances With Wolves." Kevin Costner has had difficulty fine tuning the heroism he's embodied on screen. In movies like "Waterworld" and...

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OPEN RANGE

Okay, I have to admit that I was bracing myself for “Open Range.” I kept thinking, “Just what we need. Another long-winded western by falling star...

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RIPPER

Jack the Ripper is the newest gruesome pulp icon to be brought back to life on the screen. With the exception of the upcoming "From Hell," which also...

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SPEED FOR THESPIANS

"Speed for Thespians" takes one not-very-funny idea (a trio of ham actors staging Chekhov's short story "The Bear" on a series of New York City buses) and...

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THE TWO TOWNS OF JASPER

The first presence we observe in the opening frames of “The Two Towns of Jasper” is a rural sheriff sporting a cowboy hat, a white, long-sleeved shirt,...

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FREDDY VS. JASON

The whole is greater than the sum of Freddy and Jason’s crumbled limbs. That’s the thinking New Line is using to fuel the belated teaming of Freddy...

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PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

I have to say, I haven't enjoyed Frank Whaley this much in a film since his small but brilliant role in "Pulp Fiction." Here he plays Alan, an ad man whose...

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HALLOWEEN: 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION (DVD)

It would be nice if “Halloween” were still just a movie, but in the 25 years since its release in 1978, “Halloween” has moved to a place in...

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