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foxnews.com - 12/16/2008

FOX411: Cruise 'Feeble' in Valkyrie

— foxnews.com — This column has been banned from seeing a preview screening of Tom Cruise in Valkyrie. The publicists for the film at 42West and United Artists sent me an email on Saturday to that effect. So what shall we do? FOX411: Cruise 'Feeble' in Valkyrie

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latimesblogs.latimes.com - 12/16/2008

Gossip columnist banned from 'Valkyrie' screening

— latimesblogs.latimes.com — I've been hearing feedback on United Artists' "Valkyrie" from various reporters and writers in recent days, with the Tom Cruise-starring World War II thriller inspiring all sorts of buzz, from the good to the bad to the ugly. A lot... Gossip columnist banned from 'Valkyrie' screening

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celebslam.celebuzz.com - 12/18/2008

Hitler’s ghost haunting Tom Cruise movie

— celebslam.celebuzz.com — Herr Cruise on set The director of Valkyrie , Brian Singer, is convinced Hitler’s ghost was haunting the set after a runaway tank nearly hit Tom Cruise. Singer told the National Enquirer : “It started rolling on its own. Nothing ... Hitler’s ghost haunting Tom Cruise movie

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Valkyrie, round 1.
GreenCine Daily — ... finally takes flight as a thriller in its second half but never soars very high," writes Variety's Todd McCarthy. " ...

Valkyrie’s Early Round-Up
Mystery Man on Film — Consider these two early reviews of Valkyrie, which is being marketed to us as a nail-biting thriller of a high Hitchcockian order. First, Todd McCarthy at Variety: After a long takeoff, Valkyrie finally takes flight as a thriller in its second half but never soars very high. Bryan Singer's long-awaited account of the near-miss assassination of Adolf Hitler by a ring of rebel German army officers on July 20, 1944, has visual splendor galore, but is a cold work lacking in the requisite tension and ...

First 'Valkyrie' Review Says Film Takes Off Eventually, But "Never Really Soars"
:: The Playlist :: — Variety's Tom McCarthy naturally has the first "Valkyrie" review. It sounds a lot like what we all expected. The Tom Cruise-starring, Bryan Singer-directed thriller is not the disaster some foretold, but it's not exactly 1st-rate either. "After a long takeoff, "Valkyrie" finally takes flight as a thriller in its second half but never soars very high. Bryan Singer's long-awaited account of the near-miss assassination of Adolf Hitler by a ring of rebel German army officers on July 20, 1944, has visual splendor galore, but is a cold ...