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Summer of same
Tribune movie reporterThe sequels and franchise flicks scored big last summer, so what do we get? More of the same this year. Check out the titles, and you might conclude that this is the year of the colon. But don't be fooled by the amount of noise generated by the highest-...Tags: Lotteries, Amy Smart, Rowan Atkinson, Tara Reid, Julian Sands
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'Lawless Heart'
Times Staff Writer"Lawless Heart" is a charming, disarming and in some ways humbling film. It is so adroit in its structure, so insightful in how it explores its vivid characters that it forces us to acknowledge not only how complicated all lives are but also how easy it...Tags: Scott E Thomas, Comedy (genre), Movies, Cinema Industry, Death
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Movie review: 'Enduring Love'
TRIBUNE MOVIE CRITIC3 stars (out of 4) Gliding us softly into a psychotic borderland where love, hate, death and sex wildly embrace and merge, "Enduring Love"—which stars Rhys Ifans and Daniel Craig as a bizarre but believable pursuer and prey—is a gripping, very...Tags: Rhys Ifans, Movies, Peter Lorre, Death, Imelda Staunton
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'Enduring Love'
![The actor Rhys Ifans rarely alters his droopy-guy look — and why should he? It's worked for him since Roger Michell cast him as Hugh Grant's slobby roommate in "Notting Hill." Now Michell has directed an adaptation of Booker Prize winner Ian McEwan's novel "Enduring Love," and he's endowed Ifans with a far meatier, more complex role. In the new movie, Ifans reprises the shaggy Jesus look that made him famous, but perversely subverts it. After this, he may have to retire the image for good. Even if he doesn't, there's at least one scene in "Enduring Love" that feels like fair compensation for that other movie, if not serious penance.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-10/14850787.jpg "The actor Rhys Ifans rarely alters his droopy-guy look — and why should he? It's worked for him since Roger Michell cast him as Hugh Grant's slobby roommate in "Notting Hill.\" Now Michell has directed an adaptation of Booker Prize winner Ian McEwan's novel \"Enduring Love,\" and he's endowed Ifans with a far meatier, more complex role. In the new movie, Ifans reprises the shaggy Jesus look that made him famous, but perversely subverts it. After this, he may have to retire the image for good. Even if he doesn't, there's at least one scene in \"Enduring Love\" that feels like fair compensation for that other movie, if not serious penance.")
Times Staff WriterThe actor Rhys Ifans rarely alters his droopy-guy look — and why should he? It's worked for him since Roger Michell cast him as Hugh Grant's slobby roommate in "Notting Hill." Now Michell has directed an adaptation of Booker Prize winner Ian McEwan'...Tags: Julia Roberts, Santa Monica, Rhys Ifans, Daniel Craig, Paramount Pictures
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'Love Actually'
Times Staff WriterGiven its status as an elaborate holiday confection, it's simplest to think of "Love Actually" as a box of fine chocolates filled with a variety of centers. All are tasty, no small thing, but some are tastier than others. And while some quickly become...Tags: Comedy (genre), Colin Firth, Movies, Wisconsin, Rowan Atkinson
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'Underworld'
Times Staff WriterIn "Underworld," the young English actress Kate Beckinsale wears a lot of gleaming black latex, shoots formidably sized guns and confesses to the thrill of being something called a Death Dealer. "I live for it," she says, deploying a distinctly butch if...Tags: Danny McBride, Movies, Vampires (supernatural entitiess), Death, Michael Sheen
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