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This Week’s Big Releases

Abduction – Rated PG-13 (Taylor Lautner, Alfred Molina)
What happens when you find out your life’s a lie. Taylor Lautner’s Nathan finds out just that and now that he has this knowledge, there are killers searching for him.

Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star – Rated R (Nick Swardson, Christina Ricci)

When you have two parents that are adult film stars you think that is your legacy. That’s what Bucky believes and he sets out to take the next step.

Courageous – Rated PG-13 (Alex Kendrick, Kevin Downes)
They’ve taken an oath to protect and serve, but it is nothing compared to fatherhood. It takes everything they have to do the most important part of your life and they will have to come together with each other and God to make it through.

The Ides of March – Rated R (Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Evan Rachel Wood)

A movie that made my it to #9 on my 2011 Best Films list, The Ides of March is a great film for political junkies of all types. George Clooney directs and lets Ryan Gosling steal the show in this look behind the scenes of a campaign and a scandal that rocks all the camps involved.

Also new this week…
Kevin Hart: Laugh At My Pain – Rated R (Kevin Hart) His 2011 comedy tour.

Killing Bono – Rated R (Ben Barnes, Robert Sheehan)
Yes – it’s that Bono. The story of a young Irish rock band who watches as their school friends become the biggest band in the world (U2).

Undocumented – Not Rated (Scott Mechlowicz)

WWE TLC: Tables, Laddes & Chairs 2011

And Finally

Bombay Beach – Rated NR

Director Alma Har’el delivers a touching and extremely poignant look at a community that is outside of the mainstream. With a solid soundtrack and some amazing tales you can’t help but fall in love with this effort. An incredibly moving and real film, documentary films that want to see life…should see this film!

Check out the trailer below.

Pick of the Week

The Ides of March made my best of 2011, so you can bet that will be here. Also – Good Morning Vietnam has a 25^th Anniversary BluRay out today as well as a new BluRay of Dead Poets Society.

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