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Gallagher’s Ex Talks Rehab.
Oasis rocker NOEL GALLAGHER’s ex-wife MEG MATHEWS “hit rock bottom” when she was admitted to a London rehab clinic this summer (06) to receive treatment for depression.

Halloween Horror-Thon 2006
Added Ginger Snaps

71% Mission: Impossible III
Fast-paced, with eye-popping stunts and special effects, the latest Mission: Impossible installment delivers everything an action fan could ask for. A thrilling summer popcorn flick.

37% Nacho Libre
At times hilarious, but other times offensive, Director Jared Hess is unable to recapture the collective charisma of his Napoleon characters, instead relying on a one-joke concept that runs out of steam. Sure to entertain the adolescents, however.

Mongolian Ping Pong
A group of young boys set off on a cross-country adventure after finding a ping pong ball in this Chinese comedy. [Not rated]

53% The Protector
Despite some impressive fight scenes, this trimmed-down version of the Thai action pic is an off-putting mix of scant plot, choppy editing, and confusing subtitles and dubbing.

World Trade Center
Cinema Review: Oliver Stone’s recreation of the events of September 11th, 2001, as experienced by two cops who were buried alive when the Twin Towers collapsed. Nicolas Cage heads the cast. Review by Kevin O’Reilly.

"Casino Royale" - The Review, The Song, The DVD
Looks like today’s a busy day for “Casino Royale,” what with its first review hitting the ‘net, plus there’s a new music video, a DVD release date, and some now-confirmed gossip about what Scottish actor turned DOWN the role of 007. From Dark Horizons: “An early review of “Casino…

Slick New "Eragon" Trailer, Now in Glorious HD!
I know some people out there simply can’t WAIT to see the movie version of “Eragon,” while others are pretty much sick of the whole “action/dragon/fantasy” sub-genre. Me, I’m right in the middle: Even when these movies stink, they’re still kinda fun. Check out the trailer right here. Synopsis:…

Book details Poe’s take on murder case (AP)
AP - Like many boys with a vim for literature, Daniel Stashower was drawn to the macabre short stories of Edgar Allan Poe. But he was flummoxed by “The Mystery of Marie Roget,” one of Poe’s detective tales featuring intellectual amateur sleuth C. Auguste Dupin.