Here are two more staffers giving their Top 10, Worst 3, and Guilty Pleasures of 2010!
The Rogers Revue’s TOP FILMS of 2010 – Part II
December 31, 2010
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Uncategorized | Tagged: After Life, Anchor Bay Entertainment, Chloe, Dreamworks Pictures, Eat Pray Love, Extraordinary Measures, For Colored Girls, Love and Other Drugs, Machete, Magnolia Pictures, Miramax Films, Night Catches Us, Remember Me, Robin Hood, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, She's Out of My League, Sony Pictures, Summit Entertainment, The Ghost Writer, The Karate Kid, The Kids Are All Right, The Tempest, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Universal Pictures | 
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Posted by frinavdar
DVD RELEASES: November 9th
November 9, 2010Good afternoon TRR Readers,
The leaves are falling from the trees. Daylight Savings Time has given us an extra hour of sleep. Finally, the best summer movies are hit the stores on DVD. It means Fall has arrived. For the team, it means more work since we have to prep for the best of 2010 and our exclusive feature as we talk abou the best of worst of 2010 in 3-D. While we get ready, go out in the rain and scream Stelllllla. On second thought, battle seven exes to win a lady’s heart. Then again, spend a weekend with your old basketball mates. I forget to add to have fun with your deceased brother’s ghost. This could describe my last few summers, but they are actually this week’s….
MOVIES OF THE WEEK
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MOVIE REVUE: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: A Modern Classic
August 13, 2010
As someone who grew up in the age of the 8-bit original Nintendo Entertainment System (and still plays it!), one of the things I really enjoyed was getting to the Boss Battles – the kind of thing you saw at the end of the Super Mario Brothers levels, Mega Man, The Legend of Zelda, and Dragon Warrior, to name a few. You beat the big bad, unlocked some kind of level-up or item, and you went on your merry way to defeat more evil. So it is without surprise that I absolutely loved Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.
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