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Movie Review: X-Men, First Class
Frankly My Dear - Orlando Sentinel“X-Men: First Class” is an homage to the James Bond movies from the '60s — you know, back when Bond was fun. It's got The Cold War, an epic confrontation between super-powers and a super-villain in a submarine. Matthew “Layer Cake&... -
'Hanna'
Zap2ItTrained as an assassin by her CIA-veteran father (Eric Bana), a youngster (Saoirse Ronan, reteaming with "Atonement" director Joe Wright) becomes the target of an intelligence agent (an appropriately steely Cate Blanchett) in this well-staged action tale....Tags: DVDs, Central Intelligence Agency, Saoirse Ronan, Social Issues, Joe Wright
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FIlm review: 'X-Men: First Class' is first-rate comic book film
"X-Men: First Class" is the fifth film (and second prequel) in the "X-Men" franchise. At this point I would expect the series to be shedding quality in order to be more efficient in pumping out by-the numbers installments.
And yet "X-Men: First Class"...Tags: Central Intelligence Agency, Bacon, Nicholas Hoult, Rose Byrne, Matthew Vaughn
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Movie review: 'The Transporter 2'
Tribune staff reporter2½ stars (out of four) Jason Statham returns as Superman with a driver's license in "The Transporter 2," a rare sequel that's better than its original. If only this spoke better of the original. For the uninitiated, Statham plays Frank Martin, a...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Superman (fictional character), Amber Valletta, Jason Statham, Keith David
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Deep Rising
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday January 30, 1998 With the Titanic, it was a plain old iceberg that did it in. But with "Deep Rising's" brand-new $487.6-million pleasure ship the Argonautica, it's immense sea serpents lurking in the depths of the South China Sea, surfacing...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Theft, Rose Marie, Stephen Sommers, James Stewart
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Hollow Reed
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday May 2, 1997 "Hollow Reed" is one of those intelligent, understated traditional-style films in which fairly early on you think you know where it's headed. Even so, you can be caught up in this taut, excellent British picture because it has...Tags: Donovan, John Lennon, Nicole Kidman, Ian Hart, Joely Richardson
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Alive and Kicking
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday July 25, 1997 "Alive and Kicking," one of the strongest films in the recent Outfest '97, takes us into the world of dance--a world that has been decimated by AIDS. Any reluctance to submit to yet another film on the dread disease is...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment, AIDS, Celebrities, Minority Groups
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The Body
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday April 20, 2001 To watch "The Body" is to be reminded of how many lousy movies have been made in Jerusalem, usually formulaic thrillers featuring international casts. Despite a premise that's provocative, to say the least, this one's a dud...Tags: Derek Jacobi, Death, Antonio Banderas, Entertainment, Movies
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Movie review, 'Mean Machine'
"The Longest Yard," Burt Reynolds' testosterone-charged 1974 movie about prison football, seems an unlikely candidate for a remake - let alone a British remake. But Reynolds' magnetic antihero and the climatic football game against prison guards (shown,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Ralph Brown, Guy Ritchie, David Kelly (actor), Matthew Vaughn
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Movie review: 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen'
Chicago Tribune Movie Critic1 1/2 stars (out of 4) If you're in the mood for two hours of carnage, waste and mind-boggling badness, "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" could be just your ticket. Based on the celebrated comic book by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, and starring...Tags: Stephen Norrington, Dining and Drinking, Bombings, Superman (fictional character), Jules Verne
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'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen'
Times Staff WriterIt's axiomatic among film critics that the movies have gone to the dogs, or more precisely to teenage boys. Given the current crop of cheerlessly noisy entertainments, such bitterness is understandable, but then again it's summer. Summer is the critics'...Tags: Stephen Norrington, Tim Burton, Jules Verne, Cinema Industry, Entertainment
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'Rock Star'
Times Film CriticOn the list of fantasy occupations, being a rock star probably seems the most arbitrary. Anyone who sounds acceptable in the shower has probably daydreamed "that could be me up there, fronting for a hot band, that definitely could be me." "Rock Star"...Tags: George Clooney, Tim Burton, Mark Wahlberg, Entertainment, Led Zeppelin (music group)
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