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Definitely, Maybe Review, by Michael Phillips of Chicago Tribune
This story structure is dubious at best and too cute by half, and while straight women and gay men might disagree, I find Reynolds' Will too cute by half as well. (His idea of low-key charm is my idea of smirky self-regard.) Given these issues, it...
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Send a Compliment at 7:38 PDT, 16 July, 2008Step Up 2 the Streets Review, by Michael Phillips of Chicago Tribune
Providing you're not hip-hop- or cliche-averse, see "Step Up 2 the Streets" with the right expectations and you'll be pleasantly surprised. It's just as cornball as "Step Up" (2006), but it's more fun - more of a full-on dance musical, its plot a ...
0 comments | Review by zadler24 Send a Compliment at 12:22 PDT, 15 July, 200810,000 B.C. Review, by Michael Phillips of Chicago Tribune
Omar Sharif narrates, as if relaying a tale older and more revered than last year's cheese of choice, "300," by roughly 9,600 years. The time: 10,000 B.C., in a realm of momentous ecological change and enormous flightless prehistoric dinosaur bird...
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Definitely, Maybe Review, by Michael Phillips of Chicago Tribune
This story structure is dubious at best and too cute by half, and while straight women and gay men might disagree, I find Reynolds' Will too cute by half as well. (His idea of low-key charm is my idea of smirky self-regard.) Given these issues, it...
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Step Up 2 the Streets Review, by Michael Phillips of Chicago Tribune
Providing you're not hip-hop- or cliche-averse, see "Step Up 2 the Streets" with the right expectations and you'll be pleasantly surprised. It's just as cornball as "Step Up" (2006), but it's more fun - more of a full-on dance musical, its plot a ...
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10,000 B.C. Review, by Michael Phillips of Chicago Tribune
Omar Sharif narrates, as if relaying a tale older and more revered than last year's cheese of choice, "300," by roughly 9,600 years. The time: 10,000 B.C., in a realm of momentous ecological change and enormous flightless prehistoric dinosaur bird...
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Michael Phillips Summary
Michael Phillips (born 1961)[1] is a film critic for the Chicago Tribune newspaper. Previously he was the drama critic of the Tribune; the Los Angeles Times; the St. Paul Pioneer Press; the San Diego Union-Tribune; and the Dallas Times Herald. Since late 2006 he has made several guest appearances on At the Movies with Ebert & Roeper, filling in for Roger Ebert while he was on medical leave.
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