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“Sorcerer’s Apprentice” Director Jon Turteltaub Pays Homage to “Fantasia”
With the release of Disney’s “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” today, no doubt fans and critics alike will be voicing their opinions on not only the movie as a whole, but on a particular scene that pays homage to “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap Up: “Despicable” Minions Shine Through “Eclipse”
The Steve Carell led animated feature “Despicable Me” topped the box office last weekend garnering $56.4M in its first week of release. “Despicable” as the title may lead one to believe, the film has thus far received extremely favorable reviews, … Continue reading
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Tagged Breaking Dawn, Despicable Me, Eclipse, Fantasia, Inception, Joseph Gordon Levitt
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