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The films of 2011 — a pretty complete list
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelDates are changing, studios are firming up release plans, figuring out what will actually be finished in time for this or that target date, in some cases. Films will be picked up at Sundance and find their way into theaters. Documentaries will find a... -
Movie Review: Somewhere
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelAt one point in her quiet and downright languorous Hymn to Hollywood, “Somewhere,” Sofia Coppola points her static camera at her star, Stephen Dorff, as his head is encased in goo. He's a movie star who needs to have a head-cast made for... -
'Mission: Impossible III': Can he keep ahead?
Times Staff WriterOne-hour TV has been good to writer-director J.J. Abrams, good enough to get him the job of sustaining "Mission: Impossible," an action movie franchise that also began as one-hour TV. Is it any wonder that the Tom Cruise-starring "Mission: Impossible III"...Tags: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Television, Action (genre), Billy Crudup, Ving Rhames
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'Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang'
![Given that "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" is Shane Black's directorial debut after nearly 20 years as a screenwriter, it's not surprising that the film has the exuberant glee of a kid who's just been let out of detention. A little of this kind of glee, however, goes a longer way than you might expect.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-10/20073935.jpg "Given that "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang\" is Shane Black's directorial debut after nearly 20 years as a screenwriter, it's not surprising that the film has the exuberant glee of a kid who's just been let out of detention. A little of this kind of glee, however, goes a longer way than you might expect.")
Times Staff WriterGiven that "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" is Shane Black's directorial debut after nearly 20 years as a screenwriter, it's not surprising that the film has the exuberant glee of a kid who's just been let out of detention. A little of this kind of glee, however,...Tags: Entertainment, Shane Black, Los Angeles, Val Kilmer, Book
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'North Country'
![What Hollywood gives, Hollywood takes away. Studio filmmaking can make an event as fantastical as an alien invasion look like reality, and it can make something that actually took place feel as fake as crocodile tears. Which is what happens with "North Country."](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-10/20073956.jpg "What Hollywood gives, Hollywood takes away. Studio filmmaking can make an event as fantastical as an alien invasion look like reality, and it can make something that actually took place feel as fake as crocodile tears. Which is what happens with "North Country.\"")
Times Staff WriterWhat Hollywood gives, Hollywood takes away. Studio filmmaking can make an event as fantastical as an alien invasion look like reality, and it can make something that actually took place feel as fake as crocodile tears. Which is what happens with "North...Tags: Frances McDormand, Celebrities, Sissy Spacek, Jeffrey L Dahmer, Movies
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Mission: Impossible III
Zap2It.comFor five seasons on "Alias," if J.J. Abrams wanted his team of spies to go to Rome or Shanghai or Berlin, he had to insert an aerial establishing shot of the city and then dress a stage on the Burbank lot to resemble the exotic locale. Making his...Tags: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Billy Crudup, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Ving Rhames, Jules Dassin
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Affleck Builds an 'Ark'
Zap2It.comWarner Bros. has snagged "Aardvark Art's Ark," a script for a potential animated family film written by actor Casey Affleck. According to Variety, Affleck would also executive produce the film, which focuses on a family (aardvarks, we're guessing) aboard...Tags: Steve Buscemi, Family, Gus van Sant, Ed Harris, Matt Damon
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'Alias' Inspires Abrams' 'M:i:III'
Zap2It.comWith the clever disguises, exotic locales and sneaky betrayals, "Mission: Impossible III" looks a lot like a souped-up, big-screen "Alias" as long as you substitute agent Ethan Hunt for Sydney Bristow. "There were so many things that we wanted to do on...Tags: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Entertainment, Vatican City, J.J. Abrams, Movies
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Los Angeles Times, Paramount Pictures Turn Everyday Newsrack Experience Into Extraordinary Mission
LOS ANGELES, April 28, 2006 – When "Mission: Impossible III" hits theaters on May 5, even something as routine as picking up your morning paper will be enticing moviegoers to see the action thriller. Equipped with electronic sound boxes featuring the...Tags: Thriller (genre), Viacom Inc., Los Angeles Times, Business, NYSE Euronext, Inc.
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Everybody Loves Tom Cruise
Zap2It.comIn "Mission: Impossible III," Tom Cruise plays the head of an elite task force that gets itself into sticky, possibly even lethal situations. The actor impressed his co-stars when he proved to be a truly fearless leader by electing to do most of the...Tags: Entertainment, Maggie Q, Ving Rhames, J.J. Abrams, Movies
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Monaghan Scratches Stiller's 'Itch'
Zap2It.com"Mission: Impossible III" may not have been a smash hit this summer, but co-star Michelle Monaghan is making the most of her exposure, piling on upcoming film roles. Monaghan is expected to co-star with Ben Stiller in "Seven Day Itch," a comedy from...Tags: Bobby Farrelly, Comedy (genre), Val Kilmer, Neil Simon, Billy Wilder
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Casey Affleck Talks 'Gone,' 'Thirteen'
Zap2It.comGiven that he's spent most of his career playing lost souls and quirky sidekicks, Casey Affleck knows that he was an unusual choice to play a tough-guy private investigator. In "Gone, Baby, Gone," Affleck plays Patrick Kenzie. Along with the brassy and...Tags: Entertainment, Zach Braff, Death, Heroism, Movies
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May 5, 2006
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![One-hour TV has been good to writer-director J.J. Abrams, good enough to get him the job of sustaining "Mission: Impossible," an action movie franchise that also began as one-hour TV. Is it any wonder that the Tom Cruise-starring "Mission: Impossible III" plays like two consecutive one-hour TV shows, one sort of standard, the other stocked with excitement?](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-05/23253638 "One-hour TV has been good to writer-director J.J. Abrams, good enough to get him the job of sustaining "Mission: Impossible,\" an action movie franchise that also began as one-hour TV. Is it any wonder that the Tom Cruise-starring \"Mission: Impossible III\" plays like two consecutive one-hour TV shows, one sort of standard, the other stocked with excitement?")
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