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Movie review: 'Memory of a Killer'
Tribune movie critic3½ stars (out of four) Jan Decleira Belgian actor who has the rugged, bitterly savvy demeanor of great gangster movie stars like Humphrey Bogart or Lee Marvinplays a hit man afflicted with Alzheimer's disease in the new Belgian thriller "The Memory...Tags: Social Issues, Employers, Crime, Law and Justice, Thriller (genre), Sony Corp.
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'Lord of War'
Times Staff WriterWriter-director Andrew Niccol has either never heard of or has chosen to ignore the old Hollywood dictum that insists "if you want to send a message, use Western Union." His "Lord of War" is unapologetically purposeful, a forceful film with a lot on its...Tags: The Salvation Army, Gary Hamilton, Restaurants, Drama (genre), Christianity
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Movie review: 'Lord of War'
Tribune arts critic2½ stars (out of four) With a brisk stylistic nod to Martin Scorsese's "GoodFellas" (which is not to say it's another "GoodFellas"), writer-director Andrew Niccol's "Lord of War" chases an international arms dealer around the globe, delivering to the...Tags: Death, Ian Holm, Bridget Moynahan, Brighton Beach, Martin Scorsese
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Cannes line-up announced
The EnvelopeDirectors with films depicting the underbelly of America's fast food industry, the coming of age of a self-absorbed queen in 18th century France, and a red terror alert in Los Angeles are among the newcomers that will vie for the top prize at this year'...Tags: Pedro Almodovar, Consumer Goods Industries, Kris Kristofferson, Brett Ratner, Helena Bonham Carter
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'Six Feet Under' Actress Pregnant
Zap2It.comLauren Ambrose, who starred in HBO's mortuary drama "Six Feet Under," will soon celebrate a new life. The redheaded actress and her husband are expecting their first child before the end of the year, reports Us Weekly. Ambrose, 28, is six months...Tags: Lauren Ambrose, Jeff Bridges, Seth Green, Celebrity Parents, Entertainment
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See ya, summer movies!
Could the summer movie season have been any more disappointing? Aside from one stellar popcorn flick ("Mission: Impossible III") and occasional signs of life ("Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man," "Strangers with Candy"), nearly everything from "The Da Vinci...Tags: Christopher Guest, Al Franken, Michael Caine, Saw III (movie), Barry Pepper
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Fast-Paised review: 'The Hottest State'
Struggling actor William (Mark Webber) and aspiring musician Sara (Catalina Sandino Moreno) enjoy a brief and exciting fling. Don't expect a sunny ending though, as William tells us early on that while he meets Sara at 20, his heart will be broken by...Tags: Romance (genre), Music Industry, Drama (genre), Julie Delpy, Movies
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'Fountain' Leads American Run on Venice
Zap2It.comFive American projects will compete for the Golden Lion at the upcoming 63rd Venice Film Festival. Several of the fall's highest-profile releases will have world premieres in Venice, including Darren Aronofsky's oft-delayed sci-fi romance "The Fountain,"...Tags: Hugh Jackman, Sharon Stone, Brian DePalma, Anthony Hopkins, David Lynch
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'Harsh Times'
Zap2It.com"Harsh Times," is almost a good, salty urban thriller. With a lot of initial kick and attitude, writer-director David Ayer takes us on a violent, catastrophic ride down some of Los Angeles' meaner streets with a bunch of bad-mouthed but sometimes...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Death, Chicago Tribune, Freddy Rodriguez, Criminals
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Red Riding Hood gets smart edge
Times Staff Writer"Hoodwinked" is an irreverent, hard-edged retelling of "Little Red Riding Hood" — a high-energy, imaginative entertainment aimed at younger audiences. Replete with the violence typical of vintage cartoons, it opens in time-honored fashion with...Tags: George Burns, Crime, Law and Justice, Eriq Ebouaney, Forehead, Computer Networking and Internet
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Category chaos at the Oscars
"Lead or supporting? What do you think?"
That's the most urgent question buzzing through panicked Oscarland right now as actors try to determine their best campaign strategy.
Make a mistake and declare yourself in the lead race -- when you should really...Tags: Ben Affleck, James McAvoy, Academy Awards, Nicole Kidman, George Reeves
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Movie review: '2 Days in Paris'
Tribune movie critic2½ stars (out of four) Only a very good actor can fly all over the place emotionally while remaining completely in control technically, and for most of her screen career Julie Delpy has been one of those actors. When she plays a moment of consternation,...Tags: Adam Goldberg, Julie Delpy, Movies, Woody Allen, Richard Linklater
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