Marc Horowitz

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Marc Horowitz  |  Oct 02, 2008  |  0 comments
Sony
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It may seem far-fetched, but this
Marc Horowitz  |  May 31, 2008  |  0 comments
Universal
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At its core, Atonement is the story of a writ

Marc Horowitz  |  Jul 30, 2008  |  0 comments
DreamWorks
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Jerry Seinfeld fans who are still going through withdrawal

Marc Horowitz  |  Oct 05, 2009  |  0 comments
Warner
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If you don't know the

Marc Horowitz  |  Feb 23, 2010  |  0 comments
Sony
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I've always been immune

Marc Horowitz  |  Feb 25, 2011  |  0 comments
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20th Century Fox
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Start with Tom Cruise as an International Superspy, Killer-Smile Division. Toss in a generous portion of Cameron Diaz as a hot and surprisingly capable Girl Next Door.

Marc Horowitz  |  Feb 25, 2011  |  0 comments
Review
Warner
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As he did in the superior Gone Baby Gone, director Ben Affleck (who also stars this time) takes great pains in The Town to get blue-collar Boston right — from the accents to t

Marc Horowitz  |  Dec 29, 2011  |  0 comments

Like all seminal works, 1959’s Ben-Hur elicits some strong opinions. Is it one of the best films ever made? Or is it simply an overhyped sword-and-sandals flick? And how does it compare with the likes of Lawrence of Arabia, Quo Vadis, Spartacus, or even the Lord of the Rings trilogy?

Marc Horowitz  |  May 26, 2011  |  0 comments

When Michael (Transformers) Bay is attached to a project, you know you’re not in for an intellectual workout. So crank up the surround channels and the subwoofer, cue the safely rebellious (and very pretty) boys and girls, and let’s take a PG-13-sanctioned trip into fantasy adolescence.

Marc Horowitz  |  Jul 15, 2011  |  0 comments

Led Zeppelin epitomized testosterone-fueled rock & roll — heavy metal at its finest. But that didn’t mean the band couldn’t go mellow once in a while (as in “Going to California”). 

It’s like that in the horror world, too.

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