Cineplex Magazine July 2013

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TuRbo
Ryan Reynolds provides the
voice of the film’s titular
garden snail, whose dream of
racing in the Indy 500 comes
true after he’s accidentally
injected with nitrous oxide
that makes him superspeedy.
The film’s voice talent also
includes paul giamatti,
Samuel l. Jackson, bill
Hader, Michelle Rodriguez
and Snoop Dogg.
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RED 2
The ex-CIA agents from RED — Victoria (Helen Mirren), Marvin
(John Malkovich), Frank (bruce Willis) and Frank’s girlfriend Sarah
(Mary-louise parker) — reunite for this spy comedy in which a
dangerous nuclear device goes missing. The gang calls on the
eccentric scientist (Anthony Hopkins) who created the device and
Frank’s ex-lover (catherine zeta-Jones) to help save the day. See
Anthony Hopkins and catherine zeta-Jones interview, page 30.
THE conJuRing
This horror from director
James Wan (Saw) is
loosely based on a real
case experienced by famed
paranormal researchers Ed
(Patrick Wilson) and Lorraine
(Vera Farmiga) Warren
(who also investigated the
real Amityville Horror home).
It’s 1971, and the Perrons
(Lili Taylor, Ron Livingston)
ask Ed and Lorraine to
investigate the malicious
spirits that inhabit their
Rhode Island farmhouse.
R.i.p.D.
Slain cop Nick Walker
(Ryan Reynolds) discovers
good cops don’t go to
heaven, but rather the
Rest In Peace Department,
an afterlife police squad that
makes it their job to track
down bad souls hiding inside
living humans. He’s teamed
with old-school lawman
Roy Pulsipher (Jeff Bridges),
and together they walk
the Earth doing their duty
disguised as a female blonde
(Bridges) and elderly Asian
man (Reynolds). CONTINUED
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