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Netflix to change plans, raise prices

Starting September 1, Netflix is separating unlimited streaming from their DVD plans. Receiving both services will now require a monthly fee of $15.98, nearly double the previous subscription cost.

By Brenna Grier | August 30, 2011
(Courtesy of Universal Pictures)

'Cowboys & Aliens' surpasses its cheesy title

A movie with the words “Cowboys” and “Aliens” in the title really has no right to be good, but in the hands of “Iron Man” director Jon Favreau, “Cowboys & Aliens” manages to be a fun time at the very least.

By Nick Spake | July 28, 2011
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'Winnie the Pooh' true to whimsical nature

Disney’s “Winnie the Pooh” is not a rerelease of the 1977 classic “The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.” However, it is true to the innocently whimsy nature of that wonderful film.

By Nick Spake | July 14, 2011
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Final ‘Harry Potter’ an outstanding send-off

Although the 18-hour-long film saga began unceremoniously, with a slew of doubtful critics and lackluster direction, a growing fan base of Rowling’s masterful septology stayed true to the series and the silver screen epic concludes wonderfully.

By Travis McKnight | July 14, 2011
(Courtesy of New Line Cinemas)

'Horrible Bosses' an excellent buddy comedy

“Horrible Bosses” might not make half of what “The Hangover: Part II” grossed, but I guarantee that audiences will have a better time at this buddy comedy than at they did at that money vacuum.

By Nick Spake | July 7, 2011
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‘Super 8’ is seriously dull

“Super 8” features a cast of child actors portraying a “gang of friends determined to help their friend make a movie,” movie – and – for the most part, that is exactly what you get.

By Jonathan Fortner | June 11, 2011
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"X-Men: First Class," of failures

The thought that simply adding a “prequel” to any story will somehow bring clairvoyance to the plot at hand (or even those to come) needs to be unmasked as the fallacy it has become.

By Jonathan Fortner | June 3, 2011
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