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If you're a Star Wars fan, there's no question. You will get this ASAP.

'The Marriage Plot' captures the intensity of emotion experienced by college graduates embarking upon the world, certain that what they have learned matters and that the decisions they make will echo through their lives.

At first 'Cloud Atlas' feels like a lumbering, disjointed choir, but gradually the lines weave together into a grand, ambitious, flawed spectacle

True to its name, the film Lincoln is admirable and considerate but distant.

You can't have G.I. Joe without Cobra and you can't have Cobra without Cobra Commander and Destro. But G.I. Joe: Retaliation woefully neglects these central characters which the first movie went to great lengths to set up.

The final sequence of Zero Dark Thirty, in particular, while clearly predictable, is a tense and immaculately executed work of military drama.