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“Tinker Tailor” Soldiers On As Great Spy Film
In a time when people think the Jason Bourne movies are the definitive depiction of a true-to-life spy, we need a good dose of reality. How ironic to find a film like Tinker Tailor...
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Oscar Watch Part 1: The Snubs
Every other year, we have a much-hyped occasion in which the best of the best in their line of work strive to go for the gold. But for those of us who aren’t glued to the TV during the...
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“A Separation” Oversteps Cultural Boundaries
It’s a prize that is most often given to Western films. But this year, the frontrunner for the best foreign language film at the 2012 Oscars is A Separation, an Iranian film that has...
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“Haywire” Not a Kick off The Old Block
How do you feel about punching a girl in the face as hard as you can?
If that makes one feel queasy, then Haywire is a film that is best avoided.
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Three-Dimensional Dancing with Pina Bausch
There is a scene in Pina, film director Wim Wenders’ new 3D film, when a line of nimble dancers, dressed in evening clothes and assembled in what could pass for a high-school...
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Gut-Check Tactics of ‘Carnage’ Can’t Overcome Staginess
What do you get when you mix together a self-righteous martyr, a would-be macho man, an uptight sickie, and a coldhearted prick? There is an answer to such a riddle in the dark comedy...
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“War Horse” Is a River Current of Emotions
Viewer, be warned: War Horse will stir emotions like few films before. Tears will flow frequently and in copious amounts. It is recommended to bring a box of tissues (or two).
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‘My Week with Marilyn’ Dazzles Audiences as the Buxom Blonde Herself Once Did
Though Marilyn Monroe died in 1962, she never ceased to captivate the world with her beauty, talent, and rollercoaster of a personal life. Director Simon Curtis’ film My Week with...
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‘The Descendants’: Trouble in Paradise
When you’re living in a place that’s best known for palm trees and puka shells, it’s easy to get in the mind frame that life is easy and fun. For the man at the hub of The...
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‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ Film Adaptation Strays from Stieg Larsson’s Novel to Its Advantage
It is rarely said that a film adaptation is better than the book, but in the case of David Fincher’s latest film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, based on Stieg Larsson’s...
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