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INQUIRER CRITIC CARRIE RICKEY
Carrie Rickey, an Inquirer film critic since 1986, has seen more than 12,000 films without losing her love of movies. But don't envy her job too much. She has to sit through the likes of Battlefield Earth just so she can warn you not to.
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INQUIRER CRITIC STEVEN REA
Steven Rea has been an Inquirer reporter since 1982, writing about film and filmmakers, books, pop music and popular culture. He has been a movie critic since 1992.
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Speed Racer
- "Speed Racer" a mad dash in mod techo-color.A sugar rush of pop art, op art and pure pop for car people, Speed Racer offers a crazy, turbo-charged mix of cartoon kitsch, gamer action, and a wild new way to think of - and look at - movies.
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What Happens in Vegas
- "What Happens In Vegas" can be forwarded directly to the nominating committee of the Golden Raspberry Foundation.
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Son of Rambow
- Somewhere under the "rambow" - more precisely, circa 1982 in a theater playing First Blood, which introduced Sylvester Stallone as troubled Vietnam vet John Rambo - two irresistible forces forged a wary bond.
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Redbelt
- Not so many years ago, "Redbelt" would have been a boxing movie. Certainly, boxing buffs will recognize this story - bruised fighters hewing to some kind of warrior code in a sleazy business where the dirtiest fighting is done by men in suits - the only guys who always get paid. But boxing, as someone says in "Redbelt," is as "dead as Woodrow Wilson."
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Speed Racer
- TIME WAS, I could spend an entire Saturday morning eating Froot Loops. I'd fill a large container with cereal and milk, and deplete and refill the bowl until the milk had turned thick and pink. Then I'd drink the syrupy elixir. Ahhh. Just thinking about it makes me . . . vomit.
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Son of Rambow
- In "Son of Rambow," a schoolyard goon appears headed for reform school until he finds an occupation that suits his bullying nature perfectly - film director.
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What Happens in Vegas
- One of the great pleasures of moviegoing is the sight of two attractive people locking lips. (Others might say knocking boots, but they are much too literal.)
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