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Rudy LeBrun of Washington won an Integra DTR-5.5 Receiver and DPS-5.5 DVD 
Player last month...

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Revolution Home Theater Film Reviews

Robots
Reviewed by Bill Warren
Rating:  Four Stars

�Robots� is yet another dazzling CGI-animated feature, and it�s not even from 
Pixar. The production company was Blue Sky and the distributor 20th 
Century-Fox, the same team that produced the winning �Ice Age� a couple of 
years back. So many CGI movies have been so good that it�s starting to get a 
little creepy. But honest, it only seems like animated movies are better these 
days when done in CG imagery. The real reasons they�re so good are that they 
get all the dough and attract all the younger animation talent. But have fun 
while it lasts.

And �Robots� is tremendous fun, whether you see it in your local neighborhood 
theater or venture into expensive-parking-land to see it in IMAX. It will look 
terrific either way�it�s the best eye candy in years, and you�ll need to see it 
several times to spot all the inventive gags.

Click below to read the full review...
http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/movies/revs/robots.shtml


The Upside of Anger
Reviewed by Bill Warren
Rating:  Four and a half Stars

There are some movies that so clearly have their act together in the just the 
first few minutes that you can relax; you know you�re in good hands, and can 
simply go with the flow of the film. �The Upside of Anger� is such a movie, 
good enough that I hope it�s remembered toward the end of the year: it deserves 
a couple of Oscar nominations.

Certainly Joan Allen deserves one (again), and Kevin Costner, too, for 
Supporting Actor. Both give realistic, funny and thorough performances, 
convincing, committed but relaxed�even if Allen�s character is anything but 
relaxed. She spends the entire movie�which covers three years�in a 
long-lasting, highly variable snit. She has damned good reason to be so 
furious, although as Emily (Keri Russell), one of her four teen-to-twenty 
daughters says in her brief narration, her mother is the �nicest, sweetest 
person that anyone who knew her ever knew, but now she�s angry. If she weren�t 
my mother, I�d slap her.� Just those few words encapsulate the 
carefully-controlled tone of the movie: realistic but funny. It�s not a comedy, 
but then it�s not exactly NOT a comedy.

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Revolution Home Theater Featured DVD Reviews
Read Two More Kevin Costner DVD Reviews on RHT...

Dragonfly
The question of whether there is a life after death, let alone a heaven and a 
hell, has been one of the constant interests of mankind. The preoccupation with 
the afterlife and what shape it will take has spurred countless works of 
fiction and philosophy and film. �Dragonfly� takes on that discussion and 
invests a lot of passion into presenting the question, of enticing the viewer 
to think deeply about the subject, and presenting mysterious suspense and 
razor-edged anticipation. Part ghost story and part supernatural thriller, 
�Dragonfly� addresses that ages-old question and gives an answer of sorts in an 
explosion of fear and love and loss.

In Chapter 1, Dr. Joe Darrow (Kevin Costner) has a panicked conversation with 
his wife Emily...

Click below to read the full review...
http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/dragonfly.shtml


Dances With Wolves
1990's Oscar winner for Best Picture 'Dances With Wolves' is almost everything 
one can ask from an epic film: it's emotionally stirring without being 
sentimental, powefully acted and stunningly beautiful to look at--credit here 
to cinematographer Dean Semler, who creates the West of our dreams for the 
camera. Since its release, there has been something of a backlash against the 
popularity of 'Dances' and its director/star/producer (with Jim Wilson) Kevin 
Costner. Don't let the anti-hype or the post-'Prince of Thieves' 
Costner-bashing get to you. This is one instance where the initial acclaim is 
deserved.

Director Costner and screenwriter Michael Blake, who adapted his own novel, 
skillfully immerse us in the American wilderness circa the Civil War.

Click below to read the full review...
http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/dances.html

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