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Chris · Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 2:24 pm Post subject: New This Week:The Incredible Hulk

( Release: Jun. 13, 2008 Rated: PG-13 - for sequences of intense action violence, some frightening sci-fi images, and brief suggestive content Avg. Score: 3.75/5
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Still stuck with the ability to turn into a raging behemoth, Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) desperately searches for a cure that will rid him of his gamma-irradiated alter ego once and for all. However, he's barely given a chance to stop running from the obsessed General Thunderbolt Ross (William Hurt), who will use the entire might of the U.S. military to find Banner and kill the Hulk. Meanwhile, Banner must also deal with his tortured relationship with Betty Ross (Liv Tyler), as well as contend with a new opponent, another gamma-created monstrosity called the Abomination (Tim Roth).

Publish Date: Thu, Jun 12 2008 03:14:11

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The Happening

( Release: Jun. 13, 2008 Rated: R - for violent and disturbing images Avg. Score: 2.5/5
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When the entire fate of humanity is threatened, Elliot Moore (Mark Wahlberg) takes his family and tries to avoid the impending apocalypse.

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My Winnipeg

( Release: Jun. 13, 2008 Rated: Not Rated Avg. Score: 5/5
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Guy Maddin (Darcy Fehr) is a young man growing up in Winnipeg under the strict thumb of his mother (Ann Savage). Guy leads a relatively average life that is punctuated by intensely surreal moments, from a nasty fire at a public park to the discovery of a frozen lake filled with horse heads.

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Encounters at the End of the World

( Release: Jun. 11, 2008 Rated: G Avg. Score: 5/5
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Acclaimed documentarian Werner Herzog travels to one of the most remote locations on Earth to tell the story of what life is like for the thousand people who call Antarctica home.

Publish Date: Thu, Jun 12 2008 03:14:12

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Baghead

( Release: Jun. 13, 2008 Rated: R - for language, some sexual content and nudity Avg. Score: 5/5
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Four aspiring actors go live for the summer in a cabin in the woods to hammer out a screenplay for a film that they all hope will be their big break. While the quartet is intent on working hard, their personal relationships keep distracting them from the goal at hand. Matt (Ross Patridge) has broken up with his girlfriend Catherine (Elise Muller), even though they still occasionally sleep together. Meanwhile, Chad (Steve Zissis) has a mad crush on Michelle (Greta Gerwig), who desperately lusts after Matt. Things get really crazy when Michelle sees a man with a bag over his head, but no one can figure out if he was just an illusion or a maniac out to kill them all.

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Quid Pro Quo

( Release: Jun. 13, 2008 Rated: R - for some sexuality and language Avg. Score: 3.75/5
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When Isaac Knott (Nick Stahl) was a young boy, he was in a car accident that killed his parents and left him confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. As an adult, he hosts a public radio show, and one night, he hears a story about a man with two good legs who attempts to bribe a doctor to cut off one of them. Investigating the story, Isaac discovers a strange subset of normally-abled people who desperately desire to become disabled.

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