	Movies The Blind Side A Cinematic Fumble By Mel Valentin (Nov 19, 2009) Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars. A shameless attempt to wring emotion from audiences who, by the two-hour mark, will be ready to call it a loss. More
	Movies The House of the Devil Raising Hell By Rossiter Drake (Nov 19, 2009) Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars. Rather than heaping on the gore, The House of the Devil tease the audience along, building the tension slowly before tossing it into the fire face-first. More
	Movies Fantastic Mr. Fox Crossing Boundaries and Generations By Martin Malloy (Nov 19, 2009) Wes Anderson stays true to Roald Dahl's original version of Fantastic Mr. Fox, but also creates a masterpiece that is undeniably his own. More
	Movies The Twilight Saga: New Moon One for the Twi-Hards By Mel Valentin (Nov 19, 2009) Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars. Hoping to capitalize on Twilight’s unexpected box office success and satisfy a teen fanbase — known as Twi-hards — The Twilight Saga: New Moon arrives in multiplexes everywhere only a year after its predecesesor. More
	Movies Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Lose and Looney By Rossiter Drake (Nov 19, 2009) Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars. A drug-addicted lawman on a mission to self-destruct, Nicolas Cage rises to the occasion with a fearless, man-on-a-tightrope showing. More
	Movies 2012 Apocalypse Soon By Rossiter Drake (Nov 12, 2009) The laughably overwrought 2012, does no damage to John Cusack's credibility, and reaffirms his talent for bringing heft to an otherwise weightless exercise. More
	Movies Pirate Radio Sending the Wrong Signals By Rossiter Drake (Nov 12, 2009) If Richard Curtis’ passion for pop wasn’t evident enough in his directorial debut, 2003’s Love Actually, he puts it on full display in Pirate Radio. More
	Movies Precious Struggling to Survive By Martin Malloy (Nov 12, 2009) Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars. Precious is filled with heavy, depressing material, and while you’ll sympathize with the story of an abused adolescent girl attempting to escape her demons, the film itself is only a mild victory. More
	Movies Skin A Better Fit for the Small Screen By Martin Malloy (Nov 6, 2009) Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars. What could have been an unbelievable tale of struggling with one’s identity in Apartheid South Africa is nothing more than a melodrama better left for TV. More
	Movies (Untitled) A Modest Art World Satire By Mel Valentin (Nov 6, 2009) Rating 3.5 out of 5 stars. For his third film, (Untitled), filmmaker Jonathan Parker takes on the New York art scene he knows well from first-hand experience. More

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