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Friday, March 29, 2024
March 29 , 2024

Watch movies under the stars in Miami Beach

Looking for a way to unwind during the stressful school week? All you need is a blanket, a bottle of wine (for those of age, of course) and your best buds, then head over to the Miami Beach SoundScape...

“Bully” just scratches surface

I walked out of “Bully” with a heavy heart and a feeling of profound sadness. “Bully” doesn’t aim to be sensational. Nor does it aim to be an in-depth study of the bullying epidemic in America. Th...

‘American Reunion’ brings back memories

Teens nowadays may be all about the Apatow movies (“Knocked Up,” “Superbad”), but back in my day we turned to Jim, Kevin, Oz, Finch and the Stifmeister for our dose of raunchiness and shocking sexcap...

Cast makes ‘The Hunger Games’ soar

Before you write off “The Hunger Games” as bubblegum-tween trash, think again. Based on the first book in Suzanne Collin’s popular trilogy, “The Hunger Games” has the potential to be the next big ...

Stars of ‘21 Jump Street’ discuss comedy, fame

In the new big screen adaptation of the popular 80's TV show "21 Jump Street," heartthrob Channing Tatum and funny-man Jonah Hill play inept cops who go undercover as high school students to inves...

Cast carries ‘Wanderlust’

Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston are the kind of couple that just naturally exude charm. They’re like Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan – except without the successful track record. Having previously worked...

‘The Vow’ almost wows

Have you ever read an amazing book and, upon finishing, wished you could experience it again for the first time? I know I feel this way all the time. So when Leo (Channing Tatum) compared that sit...

New thriller ‘The Grey’ anything but dull

It’s official: Liam Neeson has cemented himself as the world’s favorite new action star. Ever since his ultra-macho turn in “Taken,” people just love to see this guy kick ass. So when I heard o...

‘Scream 4’ just as good as the first

If you're a Scream aficionado such as myself, then not only are you well-versed in the rules to survive a horror movie, but you've been waiting anxiously for the past 10 years to be reunited with ...

“Buried,” a success against all odds

If you could apply the word “tense” to just one movie this year, I think you would be hard pressed to find one more cringe-worthy, than “Buried.”

Lauren Cohen

Contributing Edge Writer