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July 2015
Articles From Chaz Lipp in July
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Wednesday Jul 29, 2015 50:00 PM ET
A collection of previously available titles from the 1930s and '40s, gathered in one compact set: Stella Dallas, Dead End, They Got Me Covered, The Westerner, The Princess and The Pirate, and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
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Tuesday Jul 28, 2015 55:00 PM ET
Post-World War I, an Australian farmer finds himself on a mission to recover the bodies of his sons who were killed in the war. Russell Crowe stars and makes his directorial debut.
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Tuesday Jul 28, 2015 45:00 AM ET
The latest Nicholas Sparks adaptation has its mind on a lot of things, but it might've turned out better had it focused on just one.
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Tuesday Jul 28, 2015 00:00 AM ET
Director John Madden is back with another round of gentle laughs aimed squarely at aging romantics.
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Saturday Jul 25, 2015 05:00 AM ET
A ghost called the Crimson Witch is haunting the KISS World theme park. It's up to the Mystery Inc. gang and everyone's fave makeup-clad glam metal band to stop it.
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Thursday Jul 23, 2015 50:00 PM ET
One of the very best X-Men movies is now not only longer, but more importantly it's emotionally richer. Director Bryan Singer has unleashed a superior version of this 2014 hit.
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Thursday Jul 23, 2015 50:00 AM ET
It bowled over the critics and found an enthusiastic audience during its theatrical release earlier in 2015. Now it's poised to reach an even wider number of horror fans.
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Thursday Jul 23, 2015 50:00 AM ET
Visually inventive and generally weird as heck, The Cell is a psychological thriller from 2000 that is worth revisiting.
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Thursday Jul 23, 2015 30:00 AM ET
This 1995 sci-fi thriller boasts agreeable performances by Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe, a bunch of dated special effects, and a confusing plot.
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Thursday Jul 23, 2015 25:00 AM ET
The first Teen Beach movie scored big ratings for the Disney Channel, the music-packed sequel delivers more of what young fans enjoyed.
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Monday Jul 20, 2015 25:00 PM ET
One of Jack Nicholson's finest performances arrives in high definition on this excellent, features-packed edition.
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Monday Jul 20, 2015 55:00 PM ET
Arnold Schwarzenegger gets serious in this dry take on a zombie apocalypse. It's an interesting move, but it never really pays off.
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Monday Jul 20, 2015 50:00 PM ET
Noah Baumbach's critically-acclaimed comedy-drama stars Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts as a middle-aged married couple experiencing a shared mid-life crisis.
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Monday Jul 13, 2015 30:00 PM ET
Addison Timlin ably carries this horror sequel/reboot, which begins inventively but ends derivatively.
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Saturday Jul 11, 2015 55:00 PM ET
One of the year's biggest flops arrives on home video, where it probably won't find much of an audience either. Sean Penn stars and co-wrote.
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Wednesday Jul 1, 2015 10:00 AM ET
An uninspired buddy comedy starring Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell. Ferrell goes through the same, old, tired comic paces we've seen him do many times before.
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