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They’re not going to … surely they would never … but they couldn’t … ooooooohhhhh boy.
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‘Remember Me’
Director Paul Greengrass, screenwriter Brian Helgeland and Matt Damon team on an action thriller that deals candidly with the invasion of Iraq and the failed search for weapons of mass destruction.
Director Paul Greengrass, screenwriter Brian Helgeland and Matt Damon team on an action thriller that deals candidly with the invasion of Iraq and the failed search for weapons of mass destruction.
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Movie Review: ‘Green Zone’
‘Twilight’s’ Robert Pattinson looks good in romantic mode but his latest film needs more heart than heartthrob.
There’s only one thing that loves Robert Pattinson more than his legions of hysterical teenage fans and that’s the camera. Which helps but doesn’t quite save the earnest new romantic drama “Remember Me,” whose filmmakers hang everything on those chiseled cheeks and moody eyes.
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Movie review: ‘Remember Me’
HBO’s retelling of America’s war against Japan is mostly excellent, though it does have that Spielberg touch.
HBO’s retelling of America’s war against Japan is mostly excellent, though it does have that Spielberg touch.
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Television review: ‘The Pacific’
A look ahead at who is in the running for next year’s Academy Awards.
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Notes on the town: Hathaway, Pitt and Spacey jockey for 2010 Oscars
Leonardo da Vinci’s life is being turned into an action-adventure movie.
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They call me Da Vinci. Leonardo da Vinci.
Big Picture: What makes the film work even for nonbasketball fans is the way Klores captures the turbulent emotions of his characters.
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‘Winning Time’ revives the epic trash-talking war between Reggie Miller and Spike Lee
Creating a real market with real dollars around a movie’s performance poses all sorts of ethical and logistical questions.
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Movie futures: A hog-awful idea
The series’ new showrunner tells us what to expect when it returns.
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Coming soon for ‘V’: ‘Rodent desire,’ multiple pregnancies and more
Several ‘Wizard of Oz’-based films are kicking around Hollywood. The danger lies in playing with a film treasure.
Several ‘Wizard of Oz’-based films are kicking around Hollywood. The danger lies in playing with a film treasure.
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Hitting the Yellow Brick Road again
Two new futures exchanges will let studios spread the financial risk of creating films.
Two new futures exchanges will let studios spread the financial risk of creating films.
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Investors can soon make bets on movie box office
The documentary likens the relocation to a hijacking. Critics say the movie presents a one-sided view.
Call it art appreciation as battle royal.
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‘The Art of the Steal’ wades into the move of the Barnes collection
They don’t have much in common — the Oscar-winning “The Hurt Locker,” the independent film on aging “That Evening Sun,” and the upcoming comic book adaptation “Kick-Ass” — except for the same U.S. premiere location.
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South by Southwest’s film festival is hospitable
Joe Roth, the studio-executive-turned-producer, is developing a movie called “Brick” that delves into how the Wizard of Oz came to sit behind the curtain.
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Toto Recall: Disney now in the Wizard of Oz game too
Shankman Throughout awards season, this year’s Oscars co-producer Adam Shankman kept his nearly 55,000 Twitter followers amused.
Shankman Throughout awards season, this year’s Oscars co-producer Adam Shankman kept his nearly 55,000 Twitter followers amused.
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Adam Shankman’s (conflicted) Oscar Twitter thoughts
Director Andrew Jarecki (”Capturing the Friedmans”) has cut a deal to get the domestic theatrical rights to his feature debut “All Good Things” from the Weinstein Co. and is looking for a new U.S. distributor for the movie.
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‘All Good Things’ director gets U.S. rights back from Weinstein Co.
There are different accounts as to what happened behind closed doors at Runaways rehearsals.
There are different accounts as to what happened behind closed doors at Runaways rehearsals.
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Kim Fowley on ‘The Runaways’ film: ‘Every movie needs a villain, and I’m a good one’
After a long and messy series of setbacks, the film is being released April 16 in 500 theaters nationwide.
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Hollywood Revival File: ‘The Perfect Game’ stages an amazing ninth-inning comeback
After a long and messy series of setbacks, the film is being released April 16 in 500 theaters nationwide.
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Hollywood Revival File: ‘The Perfect Game’ stages a ninth-inning comeback
Glover stood on painters stilts for most of his scenes.
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‘Alice in Wonderland’ took Crispin Glover to new heights
Fox is moving the opening date from April to September.
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‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’ gets a later bedtime
“I extended an offer to help,” Vitale said. But Haim’s reaction to it was “lackadaisical and nonchalant, like it wasn’t a problem.”
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Friend and costar Anthony Vitale talks about final film with Corey Haim
The report did highlight what was already widely known — global box-office receipts reached an all-time high of $29.9 billion — but left out how much films cost to make.
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Hollywood’s own report card omits the interesting stuff
