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    Aug 18, 2006 |Story| Zap2It
  1. Four More Back Into 'Rewind'

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    Odd couple Mos Def and Mia Farrow are among the latest casting additions to Michel Gondry's Jack Black comedy "Be Kind Rewind." In addition to the rapper and the "Rosemary's Baby" star, Melonie Diaz and Danny Glover have joined the film, which will begin...

    Tags: Michel Gondry, HBO (tv network), Kirsten Dunst, Mos Def, Be Kind Rewind (movie)

  2. Feb 3, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  3. 'Manderlay'

    In 2003's "Dogville," the first installment in Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier's United States trilogy, the town philosopher Tom Edison tries to explain his penchant for inflicting long public lectures on his fellow citizens. "I think there's a lot this country's forgotten," he says. "I just try to refresh folks' memories by way of illustration." In "Manderlay," the haughty sequel to "Dogville," Von Trier once again comes off like Tom with a hand-held camera — unafraid to preach, and determined to thrust a less than forgiving mirror into the face of America — but this time he's forgotten about the power of illustration. Where it took "Dogville" half of its running time to reveal itself as a finger-wagging sermon on the violent lie of small-town American idealism, "Manderlay" is pompously didactic from the first of its 133 long minutes — a harsh and endlessly schematic morality tale in which diatribe is mistaken for story.
    Special to The Times
    In 2003's "Dogville," the first installment in Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier's United States trilogy, the town philosopher Tom Edison tries to explain his penchant for inflicting long public lectures on his fellow citizens. "I think there's a lot this...

    Tags: Ku Klux Klan, Lars von Trier, Death, George W. Bush, Slavery

  4. Nov 22, 2006 |Story| Zap2It
  5. Sci Fi Updates 'Wizard of Oz'

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    The Sci Fi Channel is off to see the wizard -- RHI Entertainment that is -- to create a six-hour miniseries based on L. Frank Baum's "The Wizard of Oz." "Tin Man" (working title) will begin production on its science fiction, psychedelic reimagining of...

    Tags: Science Fiction (genre), Michael Jackson, Kristin Kreuk, Syfy (tv network), L. Frank Baum

  6. Apr 11, 2008 |Story| Hola Hoy
  7. Aug 4, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  8. 'Barnyard'

    I understand that realism is not the main goal in an animated movie about anthropomorphized farm animals, but, seriously, what's with the male cows in "Barnyard"? Did the bovine gender confusion at the heart of the story give no one pause at Paramount or Nickelodeon? Did the drawbacks of featuring a female lead so outweigh the benefits of cow protagonism that a mass species sex-change was required in order for the project to go forward? Are hornless, uddered boy-cows the next big thing in aggressively marketed, reality-displacing fallacies, like Snackwells and intelligent design?
    Times Staff Writer
    I understand that realism is not the main goal in an animated movie about anthropomorphized farm animals, but, seriously, what's with the male cows in "Barnyard"? Did the bovine gender confusion at the heart of the story give no one pause at Paramount...

    Tags: Death, Gaming, Sam Elliott, Animals, Entertainment

  9. Jul 12, 2006 |Story| Envelope
  10. Leaders of the pack

    Now that we've crossed the midway point of the year, it's time to start taking stock of the field for the next Academy Awards best picture race.
    The Envelope
    Now that we've crossed the midway point of the year, it's time to start taking stock of the field for the next Academy Awards best picture race. Too early, you say? Not at all. At this point last year, remember, "Crash" had already been starting...

    Tags: Joe Pesci, Harry Potter (fictional character), Christopher Nolan, David Lynch, Howard Hughes

  11. Mar 6, 2006 |Story| Metromix
  12. Movie review: The Shaggy Dog'

    Tribune movie critic
    2 stars (out of four) In movies as in life, superior technology doesn't necessarily trump humor, magic or really shaggy dogs. As one of the two title characters in "The Shaggy Dog"-- Walt Disney Pictures' overblown remake of its 1959 boy-into-sheepdog...

    Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Crimes, Robert Altman, Criminals, Dog (animal)

  13. Apr 6, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  14. 'Killer of Sheep'

    "Killer of Sheep" is a wonder any number of ways, from how it was originally made to its reappearance now in handsomely restored form to its getting its first-ever theatrical release (at the Nuart in West Los Angeles) a full 30 years after it was completed.
    Times Staff Writer
    "Killer of Sheep" is a wonder any number of ways, from how it was originally made to its reappearance now in handsomely restored form to its getting its first-ever theatrical release (at the Nuart in West Los Angeles) a full 30 years after it was...

    Tags: African Americans, Minority Groups, Earth, Wind & Fire (music group), Entertainment, Education

  15. Aug 2, 2007 |Story| Metromix
  16. Movie review: 'Killer of Sheep'

    <b>4 stars (out of four)</b>
    Tribune movie critic
    4 stars (out of four) For too long, screenings of the 1977 Charles Burnett film "Killer of Sheep" were treated like the sighting of a unicorn or some other mythical beauty. I saw it at the Minneapolis Walker Art Center in the 1980s. Ever since, images...

    Tags: Cartoons, Paul Robeson Jr., Earth, Wind & Fire (music group), Music Box Theatre, Entertainment

  17. Jun 15, 2006 |Story| Envelope
  18. Talking with: Hank Azaria

    Last year "Huff" surprised Emmy-watchers by pulling off seven nominations after its premiere season on Showtime. That's rare, especially for a cable series.
    The Envelope
    Last year "Huff" surprised Emmy-watchers by pulling off seven nominations after its premiere season on Showtime. That's rare, especially for a cable series. Hank Azaria plays the show's title character, a do-gooder psychiatrist who valiantly tries, and...

    Tags: The Simpsons (tv program), John Malkovich, Music Theater, Literature, Hank Azaria

  19. Dec 28, 2007 |Story| Zap2It
  20. 'Honeydripper'

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    From his home base in New Jersey to Louisiana, Texas, Alaska and Florida, novelist turned hyphenated filmmaker John Sayles has crisscrossed the country weaving sprawling stories in such films as "City of Hope," "Passion Fish," "Lone Star," "Limbo" and...

    Tags: Lisa Gay Hamilton, John Sayles, Entertainment, Mike Leigh, Movies

  21. Dec 15, 2006 |Story| Zap2It
  22. 'Dreamgirls'

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    "Dreamgirls" is alive with the sound of music. It's a love song two times over, a tribute to a vibrant period of American popular music as well as to a style of filmmaking we don't get to see enough of, the big budget Hollywood musical. As directed by...

    Tags: Public Employees, Music Theater, Career and Workplace, Entertainment, Movies

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