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FOSTER ON FILM: 'Trek' a spectacle

I have not followed “Star Trek” on TV, but I had a blast watching J.J. Abrams’ second Trek endeavor, “Star Trek: Into Darkness.” The movie rockets onto the screen and hardly ever slows down. There is a touch of mystery surrounding Khan, the villain, some banter between Kirk and the robotic Spock, wild skyline fistfights and stunning spaceship battles. Even though the “Into Darkness” is two hours long, I was sad to see it end.

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CASHMONEY MOVIES: 'Into Darkness' not best Trek yet, but a fitting follow

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Familiar 'Trek:' 'Into Darkness' goes not so boldly into rehash zone

By David Germain
Associated Press

“Star Trek Into Darkness” is like fan-boy fiction on a $185 million budget. It’s reverential, it’s faithful, it’s steeped in “Trek” mythology.

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FOSTER ON FILM: 'Cloud Atlas' a constellation of compelling tales

I was really intrigued by “Cloud Atlas” because of its collection of sci-fi and period elements. The wacky, avant-garde feel of the preview sticks through the film, but thankfully, the far-reaching conglomeration follows one simple story. Grandiose as the endeavor is (“Cloud Atlas” follows six stories spanning the centuries), several of the characters struck a chord for me. I found myself rooting for these characters that seem to star in every story that has ever been told.

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Parents show kids how it's done in 'Romance in D' at Art Center Theatre

Romance and music take the stage in the Art Center Theatre’s production of the sweet, gentle comedy “Romance in D” opening for a three-weekend run May 17.

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CAR CORNER: Like father, like daughter

By Ken McNeely

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ON THEATER: Moms love a show

By Jeri Augustine

With all the hoopla concerning the approaching Mother’s Day, and what gift to buy, look no further.

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CASHMONEY MOVIES: Tony Stark returns, but not without some issues

Marvel Studios hit the jackpot back in 2008. Thanks to the casting of Robert Downey Jr., the first “Iron Man” became a blockbuster and kicked off Marvel’s long road that led to last year’s “The Avengers,” which now holds the record for most money made in the opening weekend (more than $200 million).

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FOSTER ON FILM: 'Hunger' for more? You want 'Battle Royale'

Most of us know about “The Hunger Games,” but the controversial kid-kill-kid film has a meaner, leaner Japanese predecessor: “Battle Royale.” A friend of mine recommended the 2000 film, and I am so happy that I watched it. “Battle Royale” sprints into bloodbath and is driven by dozens of gripping characters. Better yet, “Battle Royale” seethes with juicy drama and ends with some great dark humor.

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FOSTER ON FILM: 'Shelter Me' a delightful doggie documentary

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