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Signup Date: 11/17/2006

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Friday, August 10, 2007 
Missed a day or two of fun with us at RazorFine (for shame!) here's a look back at the week that was. Click on the poster or cover for the full article!

Movie Reviews
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Stardust [2.5 Razors out of 5]
Stardust, the new film based on the graphic novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess, has a lot going for it.  A epic fantasy storyline, a cast of good characters all played by fine actors, a capable director in Matthew Vaughn (Layer Cake), and good special effects.  So why does it come off like the second coming of Baron Munchausen?
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Rush Hour 3

December's Review [½ Razors out of 5]
Have you seen Rush Hour 1 and 2? Then you've seen Rush Hour 3; just add a little more stupid to it and there you have it. Give us a break Hollywood, I would love to see a real comedy for once this summer instead of regurgitated crap that some group of writers desperately try to out do themselves each time.
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Daddy Day Camp

Ian's Review [1 Razors out of 5]
What's the point of writing a review for Daddy Day Care?  It's a movie that not even Eddie 'Norbit' Murphy would reprise a role in, so I mean, you know it's not going to be good.  But hey, if you want to validate my writing of this review, feel free to read by clicking...
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Becoming Jane [3.5 Razors out of 5]
Part biopic, part speculation, part chick flick romance, Becoming Jane will entertain, though probably not dazzle, most audiences.  Taking a few liberties and historical guesses, the film focuses on Jane Austen's early life before her first published work, and her relationship with a young barrister named Tom Lefroy
Comics and DVD's
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Comic Rack Issue 33

A look at the comics coming out this week which include Daredevil, Dynamo 5, Green Arrow: Year One, Green Lantern, Omega Flight, Red Sonja, and the first issues of Army of Darkness: From the Ashes and Countdown to Adventure, plus many graphic novels such as 24: Nightfall, Batman: Batman and Son, Women of Marvel Vol. 2 and much, much more.
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Rear Window [5 Razors out of 5]
Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window is considered one of the director's finest films by both critics (it earned a 100% Fresh rating from Rotten Tomatoes and ranked 42 on AFI's 100 Greatest American Movies of All Time) and fans (at the time of this review it ranks 13 on IMDB's Top 250 Films of All Time).  Here's the tale of a man in a wheelchair, a beautiful girl, the view from across the courtyard, and murder.
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RF DVD

Ian previews the new DVD's that hit the stores this week including Disturbia, TMNT, Flash Gordon (Saviour of the Universe Edition), and The Simpsons - Season Ten.
 
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Friday, July 27, 2007 


Here's a look back at this past week on RazorFine where we reviewed the DVD of Renaissance, the final Harry Potter book, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus Volume 1, and new films including Talk to Me, No Reservations and The Simpsons Movie.  All that plus tons of news and regular features including trailers, our Comic Rack, A Shared Moment and much, much more.

Come over to RazorFine Review for all your media needs and share in the fun!
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Friday, July 06, 2007 


Hey there movie fans.  Come by RazorFine today and check us out as we take a look back at the best, the worst, the most overrated, the most disappointing , and the pleasant surprises so far in this year of film.  Come see for yourself what made the list and what did not.

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Monday, July 02, 2007 


Sigh!
Transformers is a huge disaster and disappointment.  Thanks Michael Bay for ruining so many warm childhood memories!

Here's my (1 out of 5) review

and here's Ian's (3 out of 5) review

And remember to come by RazorFine tomorrow for December's review of License to Wed!
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Friday, June 29, 2007 
Taking a look back at the week that was:



We cranked out five brand spanking new movie reviews for ya'!
Live Free and Die Hard
Ratatouille
Sicko
Paprika
Evening

and we took a quick look back at the previous Die Hard films!

Check out the lastest issue of our Comic Rack!  And Ian's latest look at DVD releases!


In Tube Watch we said hello to a new show, goodbye to one of our favorites, and dreamt up one of our very own based on a favorite comic!

We took a look at some trailers, gave you the scoop on a recent Iron Man casting involving a guy who really doesn't like Snakes on a Plane, and broke the news of another Hitchcock remake.
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Friday, June 22, 2007 
Taking a look back at the week that was...


Here are the links for our new movie reviews

Steve Carrell builds an ark in Evan Almighty
John Cusack fights with an evil hotel room in 1408
Angelina Jolie tries to find her missing husband in A Mighty Heart
What happens when Russian vampires attack in Day Watch
Chick fights a'plenty in DOA: Dead or Alive

We also took a look at some of the hot new comics in issue #26 of our Comic Rack.  And enjoyed the fun of the fan-made trailer for Spike: Shadow Puppets.

We broke some news on the new Bond director, G4's latest Transformer Contest, and Diablo's transformation into a feature film.

Ian wondered why no one is watching The Loop

I bemoaned the early peeks at The Dark Knight

Ian looked at the latest crop of new DVD's

We watched a bunch of trailers and much, much more!

Looking forward to next week we'll have reviews for new films including Michael Moore's documentatry on health care, appropriately entitled Sicko, Bruce Willis going all John McClane on peoples' ass in Live Free or Die Hard, and Ratatouille - the newest animated feature from Pixar about a rat that cooks.  All that plus the next issue of our Comic Rack, new trailers, new release DVD's, news, updates, and more quixotic awesomeness than you can stand!  Come join the party, and bring your friends!!!
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Monday, June 11, 2007 
If you haven't already come by RazorFine and check out our reviews for the first batch of summer flicks now playing.  Here are a few handy dandy quicklinks to get you started!

The Great

Waitress - read the review
Ocean's Thirteen - read my review, read Ian's review

The Good

Hott Fuzz - read the review
Knocked Up - read the review
Mr. Brooks - read the review
Surf's Up - read the review

The Okay

Spider-Man 3 reviews - read my review, read Ian's review
Shrek 3 - read the review


The, *Ahem*, Rest

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End reviews - read my review, read Ian's review
Next - read the review
Gracie - read the review
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Monday, May 28, 2007 
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Monday, May 21, 2007 



A scant thirty years ago a young filmmaker set forth to make a movie.  The pop culture landscape and the movie business itself would in many ways never be the same.  His name, George Lucas.  His film, Star Wars.  To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the film, which remains my all-time favorite, the RazorFine Crew is proud to present, along with our regular content, a week-long look at the trilogy and the prequels, the books and the comics, the video games (and that awful Christmas Special), and so much more.  May the force by with you!  (and, if anything goes wrong, remember "It's not my fault!")

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Monday, May 07, 2007 



Hope everyone out there enjoyed our Spidey Week as much as we did.  Whew!  Theme weeks always take it out of me, but I'm pretty damn proud of this one.  For those of you who missed it here are all the links!  And don't be a stranger as we've got new daily content daily including :

Monday - a look at trailers for flicks out on Friday
Tuesday - Ian examines the new batch of DVD's and I review the new Special Collector's Edition of To Catch A Thief
Wednesday - Comics, Comics, Comics!  I look at the new batch of comics to hit the newstand and we've got some comic movie news updates as well.
Thursday - Fun and surprises as always.
Friday - New movie reviews, just for you!

Ah, I promised you Spidey Week links.  Here they are -

Spidey Week Intro
Spider-Man 3 Trailer
The Many Faces of Spider-Man
Supporting Dunst (a look at Kirsten's supporting roles)
Spider-Man: A Comic History
Graphic Novel Goodness, Spidey Style
Weird Al's "Ode to a Superhero" Video
Spider-Man Sneak a Peak
Spider-Man Lego Style
Japanese Spider-Man
Tube Watch (Cartoon Web-Head Edition)
Snow Patrol's Spider-Man Video - "Signal Fire"
Spidey's Got the Jazz
My review for Spider-Man 3
Ian's review for Spider-Man 3

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