If you had to choose one comedy that depicts what you wish adulthood could be, would you pick DUMB & DUMBER or GROSSE POINTE BLANK?
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Shyamalan’s THE HAPPENING succeeds as unintentional comedy, unlike similar films by his heroes, Spielberg’s DUEL and Hitchcock’s THE BIRDS, which are actually good.
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Kung Fu Panda gets us wondering about discipline, maturity, and the very essence of kung fu itself!
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Cheating is fair, steroids are good for you, France loves Mike Tyson and the best films at Cannes weren’t in Cannes
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Wee haw! Indy’s back! What is it about that man no one can repeat? And a must-see documentary about a chaplain who stood in the death chamber with 95 death row inmates.
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Maybe you don’t feel paranoid, but a couple movies beg to differ as they look into our current culture of paranoia
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April 25, 2008 – 11:13 am
Talking to Kumar, watching KUNG FU and finding a wise sage to explain what film is all about
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The Care Bears, Iron Man and Morgan Spurlock are Hollywood’s new political mavericks
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If you’re visiting a theater and tired of the same old movie clichés, conventional wisdom would point you to the independent movie selection. However, a string on indiewood flicks–most recently The Visitor (opening tonight)–are caving in on their own “indie” clichés. Like rogue environmentalists tracking an invasive species in an Appalachian creek bed, we digest [...]
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