Anna Kendrick

Anna Kendrick
Movie Review - "Rocket Science" Demonstrates That Life Is Anything But an Exact Science
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Erik Sean McGiven
A touching heartfelt drama, "Rocket Science" demonstrates that life is anything but an exact science. This edgy film, with its witty writing and thoughtful theme, celebrates the determination of a high school student trying to overcome his speech impediment.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review---Rocket-Science-Demonstrates-That-Life-Is-Anything-But-an-Exact-Science
id=7982176 - Sep 05, 2013
Review "Pitch Perfect"
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Zack Mandell
"Pitch Perfect" is a musical comedy film that was released in the United States on Sept. 28, 2012. It was directed by Jason Moore and produced by Elizabeth Banks, Paul Brooks, and Max Handelman.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Review-Pitch-Perfect
id=7642781 - Apr 16, 2013
Movie Review: 50/50
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Rachael M Kohrn
Review of the movie 50/50 starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogan. We gave the film 4/5 stars.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review:-50/50
id=6732079 - Dec 02, 2011
'Pitch Perfect' Movie Review
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Crista White
In the world of movies that are based on books, here's one you wouldn't expect to find on that list: a story about competitive collegiate a cappella groups. Thinking that concept doesn't translate into entertainment? You couldn't be more wrong.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Pitch-Perfect-Movie-Review
id=7347453 - Oct 23, 2012
Up in the Air - Movie
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Dan Stevens
This is an interesting drama starring the stalwart George Clooney (Ocean's eleven) as Ryan Bingham, whose job is to fire individuals from organisations who have designated Ryan and his company to do this on their behalf. As Ryan gets to travel all over the world he has accumulated a lot of air miles to the point that he gets special reservations, and an assortment of cards entitling him to various incentives due to his air miles accumulation. Ryan tries to be as sympathetic but yet firm as he tells employees that they have been let go, but his boss...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Up-in-the-Air---Movie
id=3537001 - Jan 07, 2010
Review: End Of Watch
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Jaskee Hickman
Officer Taylor (Jake Gyllenhaal) and Officer Zavala (Michael Peña) patrol some of Los Angeles' toughest streets as they go face to face with dangerous gangs who are heavily involved in drugs, money and guns. They're two young and charismatic guys who work well together and put their all into their profession every time out. As they face these tough streets one day at a time, they also have to balance their family lives. Of course, this is all in a day's work for your average office, but it gets more difficult for these two once they run into some trouble with a Mexican drug cartel.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Review:-End-Of-Watch
id=7326091 - Oct 10, 2012
New Pitch Perfect Flick Served Up Great Comedy Cool Songs And More
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Andre Braddox
Recently, Universal dropped their new comedy film "Pitch Perfect" Into theaters. It turned out to be one of the best movies I've ever seen.
http://ezinearticles.com/?New-Pitch-Perfect-Flick-Served-Up-Great-Comedy-Cool-Songs-And-More
id=7354481 - Oct 28, 2012
My Top 5 Actresses in 2010
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John Kor
My top 5 favorite actresses of 2010. And why they are so great in my opinion.
http://ezinearticles.com/?My-Top-5-Actresses-in-2010
id=5814461 - Jan 28, 2011
Top 10 Songs Of 2013
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Jimmy Prior
As we call this year to an end, sing a holly jolly Christmas and wish everyone a Happy New Year, how about we take a look at how the music industry changed our lives in 2013. First in line...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Top-10-Songs-Of-2013
id=8246450 - Jan 12, 2014
Use Wireless Internet to Increase Communication Among Employees
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Jason Tandle
Last year's hit movie Up in the Air featuring George Clooney and the up and coming actress, Anna Kendrick hit on a major ethical question about the fast paced development and use of technology. The film centers on Clooney, who has the job of being hired by businesses to lay employees off. The tone of the film was very real and perhaps hit a little too close to home as it was released in the peak of the economic recession in the United States. Clooney's character was very good at his job and while at first he seemed relatively emotionally unattached to the people he was firing, for obvious reasons of self preservation, you begin to actually see how seriously he takes his job. This comes out when he is confronted by the prospect that the fundamental way he does his job could change drastically because of a new idea thought up by an eager new intern, Kendrick's character.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Use-Wireless-Internet-to-Increase-Communication-Among-Employees