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Ruby Sparks tries hard, and though it's a likable film she never completely sparks.

Comfort and a clear-eyed, ever-witty lens on the lovelorn

Fresh yet predictable, this rom-com asks if friends must also be lovers who share a domicile in order to successfully raise a child.

Christina Ricci stars in this strained romantic comedy set in the world of renaissance festivals.

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An average guy finds the woman of his dreams, but his insecurities undermine the relationship.

Meryl Streep is irresistible as Julia Child as is Nora Ephron's direction, but Amy Adams' Julie Powell is a dud – a mousy, grouchy irritant.

An adolescent superhero can't find his niche.

It might be old-fashioned, but it never gets old

Young Che Guevara takes a road trip up the length of South America and discovers his humanity in this portrait of the future revolutionary as a young man.

Despite the title of this sugar-coated fluffbomb of an urban romantic comedy, precious few rules are broken, cinematically speaking, during its quick, painless 90 minutes.

Four of Austin's most reliable downtown restaurants keep on pleasing

Keeping one eye on television and the other on pop culture.

A young woman learns to navigate the hoops on and off the court.

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Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia is a profound existential adventure, twistedly comic and openly bitter, brought to life by those two maniacs: Peckinpah and Oates. An ugly, vicious film about not very glamorous people engaged in ugly, vicious activities, it’s more black comedy than anything. – Louis Black

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