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Post image for The Hunger Games Redefines the Chick Flick

Suzanne Collins’ popular young adult novel, The Hunger Games hit the big screen with a bang. With Jennifer Lawrence in the lead role as Katniss Everdeen, The Hunger Games pulled in the big bucks…more than $155 million on its opening weekend. This post contains spoilers.

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Post image for Just Chick Flicks Reviews: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

This is not a Chick Flick, but I think you will enjoy this Oscar nomiated movie. This the review I wrote for The LAMB (Large Association of Movie Bloggers). See the full review at: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

Based on the novel by Jonathan Safran Foer, and with a screenplay by Eric Roth (The Insider, Forrest Gump) Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is filled with wonderful, touching and understated performances.

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Post image for David Fincher Goes on the Dark Side With The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

David Fincher’s English version The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Stieg Larsen’s popular thriller and the Swedish movies takes a walk on the dark side.

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Post image for Hugh Jackman on Broadway and I’m in Texas (What’s Wrong With This Picture?)

That’s right baby! Hugh Jackman is Back on Broadway! The Wolverine is singing and dancing across the stage of the Broadhurst Theater in New York City.

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Post image for Is Crazy, Stupid Love A Chick Flick?

Is Crazy, Stupid, Love a chick flick? It is a love story, but it’s Steve Carrell’s love story, which puts it into the same category as (500) Days of Summer.

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