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Contributor: Bob Smithouser

Enemy at the Gates

Hitler’s Third Reich, which had been spreading like a dark stain across the globe, invaded Stalingrad in 1942. This is Hollywood’s take on those events.

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We Are Marshall

After a plane crash threatens the future of Marshall University football in 1970, a devastated community mourns, unites and bounces back.

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Halloween H2O

“Halloween” opens with a young boy named Michael Myers stabbing his teenage sister to death with a butcher knife on Halloween night.

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The Golden Rule at the Golden Globes

For award watchers and showbiz prognosticators, Sunday night’s Golden Globes went pretty much as expected. Lots of people hit the “like” button for The Social Network. Acting front-runners Natalie Portman, Colin Firth, Annette Bening and Christian Bale …

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Troy

Inspired by Homer’s “The Iliad,” this epic sword-and-sandals tale of love, greed and honor chronicles the ancient war between Greece and Troy.

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The Musketeer

This all-for-one-and-one-for-all adventure yarn is as straightforward and nondescript as its title.

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The Man in the Iron Mask

A colorful retelling of the classic tale by French author Alexandre Dumas.

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Solaris

While orbiting and observing the mysterious planet Solaris, a small team of scientists comes under attack.

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Ben-Hur

Winner of eleven Oscars, Ben-Hur remains one of the most inspirational, reverent spectacles ever made by a major Hollywood studio—an uplifting adventure full of subtle life lessons.

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Snow Day

When an unexpected snowstorm buries Syracuse, New York, the kids celebrate a day off from school while their elders mourn the inconvenience.

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Anywhere But Here

In “Anywhere But Here,” a sullen teenage girl struggles to endure the restless flakiness of her superficial mother, all the while aching for her own independence.

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Long Live Rankin/Bass

We teach children a lot of things. Most go in one ear and out the other. After all, when you’re 6 years old, it’s hard to know which tidbits you’ll really need later in life. But one useful truth stuck with me at an early age: bumbles bounce. C’mon, ad …

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Moby Dick

Rolling waves. Salt air. Below deck, reveling sailors are suddenly silenced by the signature clip-clopping of their captain’s labored gait overhead.

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Zeus and Roxanne

The story begins when a recently widowed composer, his shutterbug son and their dog Zeus move next door to a marine biologist and her two rambunctious teenage daughters.

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Double Take

Mild-mannered Wall Street banker Daryl Chase is unwittingly sucked into the high-stakes world of international drug trafficking in this shoot-em-up/buddy comedy.

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