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FilmCrunch 008: Take The Lead DVD Review

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: New Line, Drama, Music, DVD Reviews, Short FilmCrunch, Videocasts

Neil Estep and Veronica Santiago review the DVD release of Take The Lead.

When a former professional dancer (Antonio Banderas) offers his skills to the New York public school system, his traditional methods clash with his students’ hip-hop sensibilities. But by combining the two techniques—and learning to work together—the class creates a style uniquely their own. Alfre Woodard co-stars in this inspiring dance drama based on the real-life experiences of instructor Pierre Dulane.

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FilmCrunch 007: School for Scoundrels, Take The Lead, The Science of Sleep

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: New Line, Weinstein Company, Drama, Music, Romance, Comedy, DVD Reviews, Full Episodes, Theatrical Reviews, Videocasts

Neil Estep and Veronica Santiago are back with another full episode of FilmCrunch. In this one, we take a look at the theatrical release of School for Scoundrels, starring Billy Bob Thornton, and Michel Gondry’s Science of Sleep. We also hit you with a review of the DVD release of Take the Lead, which stars Antonio Banderas.

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FilmCrunch 006: Lucky Number Slevin DVD Review

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Weinstein Company, Noir, Comedy, Thrillers, DVD Reviews, Short FilmCrunch, Videocasts

In this episode of FilmCrunch, Neil Estep and Veronica Santiago review Lucky Number Slevin on DVD. This one features an identity mix-up that places an innocent man in the middle of a mob war in this noir crime thriller. While checking out his missing friend Nick’s apartment, Slevin (Josh Hartnett) is mistaken for Nick by thugs. Just how much trouble is Nick really in? Slevin finds out when he’s forced to participate in a high-profile murder for a powerful crime boss. The top-notch cast includes Lucy Liu, Morgan Freeman, Ben Kingsley and Bruce Willis.

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FilmCrunch 005: Top 5 Most Rewatchable Movies

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Classics, Music, Comedy, Thrillers, Filmmaking, Full Episodes, Videocasts

If you love controversy, it’s time to check out FilmCrunch episode 005. Neil Estep and Veronica Santiago give their opinion on the Top 5 Most Rewatchable Films, and the hilarity ensues as all hell breaks loose. Plus, we hit the streets of Seattle and ask people what their picks are for most rewatchable film. Gangstas included.

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FilmCrunch 004: Josh Hartnett, The Black Dahlia, Lucky Number Slevin Reviews

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Universal, Noir, Comedy, Thrillers, DVD Reviews, Full Episodes, Theatrical Reviews, Videocasts

This week we focus on a couple of recent Josh Hartnett films. Why? Because we can. Here is what we have in this episode:

Commentary: The Goal of FilmCrunch
Theatrical Review: The Black Dahlia
DVD Review: Lucky Number Slevin (Compare Prices)

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FilmCrunch 003 - Short FilmCrunch: Little Miss Sunshine Review

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Fox Searchlight, Independent, Comedy, Short FilmCrunch, Theatrical Reviews, Videocasts

Neil and Veronica check in with their thoughts on the theatrical release of Little Miss Sunshine. Find out their thoughts on this independent comedy in this episode.

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