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'The DaVinci Code'
Zap2It.comAt the heart of Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" is the Priory of Sion, an organization set up to vigilantly protect "one of the most powerful secrets ever kept." Once Brown's thriller became one of the fastest-selling books of all time, a similar...Tags: Movies, Alfred Molina, Anglicanism, Film Festivals, Ian McKellen
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'The Pink Panther'
Times Staff Writer"For more than a decade, the beloved franchise has lain dormant," reads a rather delightfully florid passage in the publicity materials for the new "Pink Panther" movie, "its reintroduction to contemporary audiences reliant on finding the perfect actor to...Tags: Peter Sellers, Movies, Blake Edwards, PG Rated Movies, Steve Martin
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Fast-Paised review: 'Flushed Away'
Pet mouse Roddy (Hugh Jackman, dashing) sparks a friendship with underground mouse Rita (Kate Winlset, lovely) after Roddy is flushed from his cushy home above ground into the sewer. Together, they battle an evil toad (Ian McKellen) out to wash away...Tags: Movies, Hugh Jackman, PG Rated Movies, DVDs and Movies, Kate Winslet
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Cannes Deciphers 'Da Vinci Code'
Zap2it.comThe 59th Cannes Film Festival will open with one of the year's most anticipated films, scoring Ron Howard's "The Da Vinci Code" for the prime slot. Based on the little book by Dan Brown, "The Da Vinci Code" will play out of competition, kicking things...Tags: Audrey Tautou, Movies, Ron Howard, The Da Vinci Code (movie), Entertainment
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The Pink Panther
Zap2It.comArriving on the big screen after lengthy delays and preceded by a dreadfully unfunny trailer, it's almost a relief to declare that Steve Martin's take on "The Pink Panther" isn't nearly as awful as you may have feared. Sure, it's a bit of a lame,...Tags: Peter Sellers, Movies, Blake Edwards, Steve Martin, Beyonce
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Movie review: The Pink Panther'
Tribune movie critic2½ stars (out of four) Inspector Jacques Clouseau, that ineffable French purveyor of defective detection created by star Peter Sellers and moviemaker Blake Edwards in their classic "Pink Panther" series, may be in movie theaters this weekend, at the...Tags: Peter Sellers, Crimes, Movies, Blake Edwards, Soccer
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Fast-Paised review: The Da Vinci Code'
Big question: Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou star in director Ron Howard's adaptation of the wildly popular novel. Can the movie of "The Da Vinci Code" translate the book's fame and controversy into a thrilling summer blockbuster?
Skip it: Hanks looks out...Tags: Movies, Alfred Molina, Book, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen
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Movie review: The Da Vinci Code'
Tribune movie critic1½ stars (out of four) How can a film contain so many clues yet remain utterly clueless? The screen adaptation of "The Da Vinci Code" treats the Dan Brown novel with a reverence it does not deserve and from which it does not benefit. It stars Tom Hanks...Tags: Movies, Michael Phillips, Alfred Molina, Jerry Goldsmith, Book
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'The Tiger and the Snow'
Special to The TimesRoberto Benigni was an amusing delight in the 1986 Jim Jarmusch films "Down by Law" and "Coffee and Cigarettes" and a wonderfully wistful wayfarer in Fellini's lovely allegorical valedictory, "The Voice of the Moon" (1989). But by 1997, "Life Is...Tags: Movies, Baghdad (Iraq), Tom Waits, Jim Jarmusch, Roberto Benigni
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A better demon fighter
Special to the TribuneONIMUSHA 3: DEMON SIEGE 4 STARS Publisher: Capcom Platform: PS2 Genre: Action Rated: mature The original "Onimusha," released in 2001, was one of the first must-have games for Sony's PlayStation 2. The title drove system sales, as gamers wanted to...Tags: PlayStation, Gaming, Video Games, Tom Cruise, Sony Corp.
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Godzilla
TIMES STAFF WRITERTuesday May 19, 1998 Godzilla, that gigantic mutant amphibian reptile, is back, bigger and much better than ever, cutting a swath of destruction from Polynesia through Panama and on to Manhattan, where he threatens to trample the entire island...Tags: Movies, Gaming, Michael Lerner, Superman (fictional character), Matthew Broderick
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'Rollerball' (2002)
Times Staff WriterTo watch the new "Rollerball" is to understand why John McTiernan would be tempted to rework the 1975 Norman Jewison original. The earlier film was set in a future in which an ultra-violent sport served as an outlet for a world in which other violence had...Tags: Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Movies, Chris Klein, LL Cool J, John McTiernan
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