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Contributor: Steven Isaac

2 Fast 2 Furious

If ‘The Fast and the Furious’ was a Thursday night “Must-See TV” commercial for illegal street racing, ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ is its Super Bowl equivalent.

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Gangs of New York

Loosely based on a 1928 nonfiction book, Martin Scorsese’s tale of 1863 New York is an engrossing and terrible tale of war, hatred, lust and revenge.

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Bella

Two friends—one damaged by the past and the other afraid of the future—help each other make a pair of life-changing choices in this small art film with a big message.

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Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star

David Spade and Jon Lovitz take on the myth and mirth of former child stars in a sophomoric romp that feels something like regressive therapy gone wrong.

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God’s Not Dead

There are moments of implausibility that emerge as the list of non-Christians behaving badly lengthens. But God’s Not Dead can always be seen focusing on the simple power of testifying to the Truth.

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40 Days and 40 Nights

American Pie. Road Trip. Not Another Teen Movie. Add 40 Days and 40 Nights to the list of Hollywood’s most egregious sex comedies.

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I Think I Love My Wife

Chris Rock presents a case of better than but not best in this (sort of) remake of a 1972 French film.

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Summer Catch

This movie serves up baseball about as well as a New York diner does grits. Baseball here is merely a tired backdrop for a gaudy summer fling.

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The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas

“The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas” visits Bedrock before prehistoric cartoon couples Fred and Wilma, and Barney and Betty even met.

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The Hills Have Eyes II

Wes Craven’s 1977 nightmare continues to haunt theaters as 2006’s remake now earns a sequel. Well, it didn’t exactly earn a sequel. But it got one anyway.

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Zoolander

From A to Zoo, this spoof picks apart our cultural fixation with fashion, thinness, celebrity, money, lust, sex and power.

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The Skulls

It’s hard to take Joshua Jackson seriously as a leading man, enveloped as he is by his goofy “Dawson’s Creek” character, Pacey…

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One Night With the King

Grand and colorful pageantry simultaneously evokes 1950s and ’60s Hollywood epics, and 400 B.C. Persia in this stunningly artistic take on the Bible’s Queen Esther.

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The Nativity Story

‘Thirteen’ director Catherine Hardwicke brings history’s most precious narrative to life as Mary and Joseph make their laborious way from Nazareth to Bethlehem.

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Gosford Park

On one level this Oscar nominee is a formulaic whodunit flick. But never mind the mystery, Director Robert Altman is much more interest in texture than story.

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