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Personality drives this Tribeca Film Festival
NEW YORK — In 11 previous editions, the Tribeca Film Festival has showcased dozens of glitzy studio productions and stars — Tobey Maguire and his "Spider-Man 3" crew rode into town in 2007, Tom Cruise opened "Mission: Impossible III" here in...
Tags: Movies, War Witch (movie), Tribeca, Amour (movie), Media Industry
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‘Carrie’ trailer: Chloe Grace Moretz channels her inner fire-starter
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles Times“Evil Dead” isn't the only high-profile horror remake in the spotlight this weekend. A new trailer for “Carrie,” Kimberly Peirce's ...... -
A world of difference in reactions over foreign, U.S. film violence
Genre filmmaking helps make sense of the world, creating codes by which the seemingly irrational ways of human behavior can be understood. With storytelling modes that travel from country to country — the crime picture, the horror film, the action...
Tags: Movies, Quentin Tarantino, Festive Events, Italy, Sergio Leone
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‘Carrie’ trailer: Chloe Grace Moretz ready for bloody revenge
Hero Complex - movies, comics, fanboy fare - latimes.comIt was one of the early roles that launched Sissy Spacek's Hollywood career — now Chloe Grace Moretz appears ready ...... -
'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' plays close to the vest – 4 stars
![Actors so rarely get paid to sit still. This week at the movies, as Tom Cruise is on Imax screens playing a frantic, hamsterlike intelligence gatherer in the new "Mission: Impossible" movie, we have also a superb adaptation of the John le Carre spy novel "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy." Its central character, George Smiley of the British Secret Intelligence Service, does not smile much, or give anything away. He sits. And watches. And waits for his adversaries, one of whom is a double agent working for the Soviets as well as the British, to make a fatal mistake.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-12/66766333-14134632.jpg "Actors so rarely get paid to sit still. This week at the movies, as Tom Cruise is on Imax screens playing a frantic, hamsterlike intelligence gatherer in the new "Mission: Impossible\" movie, we have also a superb adaptation of the John le Carre spy novel \"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.\" Its central character, George Smiley of the British Secret Intelligence Service, does not smile much, or give anything away. He sits. And watches. And waits for his adversaries, one of whom is a double agent working for the Soviets as well as the British, to make a fatal mistake.")
Actors so rarely get paid to sit still. This week at the movies, as Tom Cruise is on Imax screens playing a frantic, hamsterlike intelligence gatherer in the new "Mission: Impossible" movie, we have also a superb adaptation of the John le Carre spy...Tags: John Hurt, Movies, Simon McBurney, Gary Oldman, Tom Cruise
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Vampire literature
Tribune newspapersSink your teeth into this lit Vampire folklore dates back 3,000 years, with the oldest myths coming out of Mesopotamia, though cultures from ancient Egypt to China had stories of creatures...Tags: Anne Rice, Bram Stoker, Epidemics and Plagues, Arts and Culture, Health
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The vampire's allure
Tribune newspapersAnne Rice hasn’t written about vampires in almost a decade. But for many fans, she remains the authority on the undead. So when she made an appearance at the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo, a gathering of comic, fantasy and science fiction...Tags: Ghouls and Zombies (supernatural entities), Bram Stoker, Anne Rice, McCormick Place, Continuing Education
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Film review: John le Carre's 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' is hard to follow
Many people consider the 1979 miniseries made from John le Carre's “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” to be the best adaptation of his work. Alec Guinness' George Smiley in that version (and later reprised in a second miniseries) has been...Tags: Movies, John Hurt, Alec Guinness, Gary Oldman, James Mason
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Oscar nominees take a look back with 'New Nostalgia'
![A couple of years ago, Bruce Sheridan, chair of the film program at Columbia College, noticed a curious thing happening. A few of the film majors who interned on the Chicago production of "The Dark Knight" had started making their student films and, as expected,Christopher Nolan's brooding, zeitgeisty, state-of-the-union-address of a superhero epic was a big influence. Less expected was the sort of movies it inspired. Film students have always gravitated to the shadows and stark lighting of classic noir; and Batman is the most noir-y of superheroes. Sheridan planned to see lots of noir. What he got were wide open urban spaces.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-01/67734115-30144417.jpg "A couple of years ago, Bruce Sheridan, chair of the film program at Columbia College, noticed a curious thing happening. A few of the film majors who interned on the Chicago production of "The Dark Knight\" had started making their student films and, as expected,Christopher Nolan's brooding, zeitgeisty, state-of-the-union-address of a superhero epic was a big influence. Less expected was the sort of movies it inspired. Film students have always gravitated to the shadows and stark lighting of classic noir; and Batman is the most noir-y of superheroes. Sheridan planned to see lots of noir. What he got were wide open urban spaces.")
A couple of years ago, Bruce Sheridan, chair of the film program at Columbia College, noticed a curious thing happening. A few of the film majors who interned on the Chicago production of "The Dark Knight" had started making their student films and, as...Tags: Religion and Belief, Bennett Miller, Physical Fitness and Exercise, War Horse (movie), Columbia College Chicago
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Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Fox 5 San Diego StaffThis week had the release of some of my favorite movies of the year and some of the worst. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is not only a bad movie title, it’s a bad movie. Don’t let the critics fool you into seeing this boring mess. Gary Oldman...Tags: John Hurt, Movies, Gary Oldman, Thriller (genre), Music
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Video/Q&A: 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' star Gary Oldman, director Tomas Alfredson
RedEye movie criticIf you’ve seen Gary Oldman play Sid Vicious (“Sid and Nancy”), Lee Harvey Oswald (“JFK”) or Dracula (“Dracula”), you know Gary can be scary. In fact, “Scary Gary” was reportedly his on-set nickname...Tags: Movies, Gary Oldman, Ian Fleming, Grant Park, Colin Firth
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'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' review: Who? What? Why? Who cares?
RedEye movie critic** (out of four) In spy movies, the organization sometimes seems to exist only to police itself and its inevitable traitors. So when the operation doesn’t appear to accomplish anything else except cleaning up its own mess, it suggests that shutting...Tags: John Hurt, Movies, Gary Oldman, Ciaran Hinds, Toby Jones
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