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New event inspired by 'Tron' set in Danville
sylvia.obell@yahoo.comAdam Johnson and Charlie Cox are bringing the future to Danville — in running style. The two are spearheading Danville’s first-ever themed night-run, “TRUN.”TRUN is inspired by the movie “TRON” and will be held in...Tags: Michael Johnson (football, safety), Movies, Entertainment, Human Interest
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Oscar talk with Bru and Chuck
Contributing WritersEditor’s note: The 83rd Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awards presentation will begin at 8 p.m. EDT Sunday. The hosts are Anne Hathaway and James Franco. Advocate Film Critic Bruce Caudill and Contributing Writer Charlie Cox are...Tags: Movies, David O. Russell, Helena Bonham Carter, Awards and Prizes, Sociology
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Movie review: 'There Be Dragons'
"There Be Dragons," most of which is set during the Spanish Civil War of the late 1930s, is supposed to be about the intersecting lives of a saint and a sinner. But it is a third man, a revolutionary, who nearly steals the show. Which might have been...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Civil Unrest, Religious Conflicts, Olga Kurylenko
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Area A&E Happenings for May 12
Events for this column must be submitted to the Advocate by noon Tuesday to be in the Thursday newspaper. Call (859) 236-2551, ext. 135, with complete information, including hours and admission price; or e-mail advocatearts@gmail.com.
VISUAL ART
Works...Tags: Movies, Arts, Business, Music, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Friday's Lawn Chair Film Festival will kick off Lawn Chair Theater summer film series
jenb@amnews.comThe 2011 Lawn Chair Film Festival will be the final stop of “Day in Danville” events scheduled for Friday. Festival originator Charlie Cox, marketing and communications coordinator for the Danville/Boyle County Economic Development...Tags: Mass Media, Festive Events, Entertainment, Movies, Comedy (genre)
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Area A&E Happenings for May 19
Events for this column must be submitted to the Advocate by noon Tuesday to be in the Thursday newspaper. Call (859) 236-2551, ext. 135, with complete information, including hours and admission price- or e-mail advocatearts@gmail.com.
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“...Tags: Movies, Business, Arts, Music, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Danville film festival proves to be bigger, better in second year
The organizers of the Danville Lawn Chair Film Festival made good on their promise to bring a bigger and better festival.
The festival, held Friday at Constitution Square State Historic Site, drew a crowd of more than 250 people and the 17 top films...Tags: Festive Events, Movies, Entertainment, Comedy (genre), Alfred Hitchcock
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Film review: 'Scream 4' is razor-sharp in wit, scares
Contributing Writer“Is ‘Scream’ relevant today?” As a fan, this question loomed into my mind as the film entered production. It has been more than a decade since the release of “Scream 3,” and what a busy decade it’s been for...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Assault, Crime, Law and Justice, Wes Craven
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Movie review: Casanova'
Tribune movie critic3½ stars (out of four) In "Casanova," director Lasse Hallstrom turns his genial eye on one of history's most famous seducers, Giovanni Giacomo Casanova, the legendary woman-chasing diplomat, soldier, spy and author whose very name has become synonymous...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Heath Ledger, Comedy (genre), Lena Olin
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'The Merchant of Venice'
Times Staff WriterMichael Radford's splendid film of "The Merchant of Venice" is so somber — and rightly so — for so much of the time that it's hard to remember it is one of Shakespeare's comedies, indeed regarded as one of his greatest. Radford, best known for...Tags: Movies, Entertainment, Michael Hammer, Comedy (genre), Al Pacino
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Movie Review: 'Dot the i'
TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER2 1/2 stars (out of 4) Thrillers are tough to carry off, as evidenced by the boatloads of laughably bad specimens that roll into theaters each year. But Matthew Parkhill, in "Dot the i," his directorial debut, has wrestled the genre into, if not...Tags: England, Movies, Entertainment, Jon Harris, Gael Garcia Bernal
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'Mail Order Wife,' 'Dot the I' and 'Off the Map'
Times Staff WriterA wickedly funny satire about a lonely slob from Queens, the Burmese bride he orders from a catalog and the documentary filmmaker who chronicles the debacle before luring her away, "Mail Order Wife" sends up everyone in its circuitous path — self-...Tags: England, Entertainment, Movies, Cinema Industry, Stanley Tucci
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