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Can you win an Emmy by advertising on the side of a bus?
The Big PictureYou know you live in a company town when you're stuck in traffic on Wilshire Boulevard, minding your own business, daydreaming about making money on the side by promoting a celebrity wrestling match between Michael Bay and Megan Fox, when...... -
'Californication: The Third Season'
Zap2ItWith season four coming to Showtime in January, this round of David Duchovny's comedy follows novelist Hank into his new role as a teacher ... but while things may be looking up for him on the professional front, they still aren't so great for him...Tags: Californication (tv program), Television, Entertainment, David Duchovny, Madeline Zima
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'Solaris' (2002)
!["Solaris" accomplishes many if not quite all of its aims, but what it does most of all is reinforce Steven Soderbergh's position as Hollywood's most gifted chameleon, a filmmaker able to operate with élan in all manner of genres.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2002-11/5609246.jpg ""Solaris\" accomplishes many if not quite all of its aims, but what it does most of all is reinforce Steven Soderbergh's position as Hollywood's most gifted chameleon, a filmmaker able to operate with élan in all manner of genres.")
Times Staff Writer"Solaris" accomplishes many if not quite all of its aims, but what it does most of all is reinforce Steven Soderbergh's position as Hollywood's most gifted chameleon, a filmmaker able to operate with élan in all manner of genres. With the divergent...Tags: Movies, Viola Davis, Science and Technology, Death, James Cameron
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Mrs. Dalloway
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday February 20, 1998 There comes a moment with some women when you know they will be beautiful always. These are women whose inner glow and carriage are not dependent upon youth. Even if you've had this feeling about Vanessa Redgrave...Tags: Movies, Marlborough, James Joyce, World War I (1914-1918), John Huston
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The Truman Show
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday June 5, 1998 His gifts as a comic actor are well-known, but who would have thought that Jim Carrey might simultaneously break your heart as easily as he makes you laugh? It is only one of the accomplishments of "The Truman Show," the...Tags: Movies, Jim Carrey, Paul Bartel, Ed Harris, Noah Emmerich
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Ronin
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday September 25, 1998 They're tense and intense, been there and been around, world-weary and drop-dead professional. They're five hard men with implacable faces and murky pasts brought together to do a dirty job they don't even pretend to...Tags: Movies, Robert De Niro, David Mamet, Sean Bean, Stellan Skarsgard
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Love's Labour's Lost
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday June 9, 2000 Writing musical theater was not an option for William Shakespeare, but Kenneth Branagh hasn't let that trouble him. He's turned Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost" into a 1930s-style romantic musical comedy, garnished with retro...Tags: Movies, Emily Mortimer, Canal+, World War II (1939-1945), Matthew Lillard
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'Laurel Canyon'
![The Los Angeles sun can make for very deep shadows, nowhere deeper it sometimes seems than in the movies. There are those directors like Robert Altman who take great pleasure in tossing their characters into these pools of dark, usually to drown. Not Lisa Cholodenko: In the young director's new movie "Laurel Canyon," the characters don't ride out earthquakes or brave any of the other plagues that filmmakers are so fond of launching against us. For her and her characters, Los Angeles isn't a curse or a benediction, a troubling state of mind or a vacuous lifestyle choice. It's just home, shadows and all.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-03/6881547.jpg "The Los Angeles sun can make for very deep shadows, nowhere deeper it sometimes seems than in the movies. There are those directors like Robert Altman who take great pleasure in tossing their characters into these pools of dark, usually to drown. Not Lisa Cholodenko: In the young director's new movie "Laurel Canyon,\" the characters don't ride out earthquakes or brave any of the other plagues that filmmakers are so fond of launching against us. For her and her characters, Los Angeles isn't a curse or a benediction, a troubling state of mind or a vacuous lifestyle choice. It's just home, shadows and all.")
Times Staff WriterThe Los Angeles sun can make for very deep shadows, nowhere deeper it sometimes seems than in the movies. There are those directors like Robert Altman who take great pleasure in tossing their characters into these pools of dark, usually to drown. Not Lisa...Tags: Sony Corp., Movies, Christian Bale, Frances McDormand, Sunset Boulevard
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'Ladies in Lavender'
![Charles Dance's "Ladies in Lavender" teams two of Britain's grandest dames, Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, in an endearing film of subtlety and charm. This lovely period picture, set in Cornwall in 1936, also boasts the inimitable Miriam Margolyes and David Warner. It is a pleasure from start to finish.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-04/17348022.jpg "Charles Dance's "Ladies in Lavender\" teams two of Britain's grandest dames, Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, in an endearing film of subtlety and charm. This lovely period picture, set in Cornwall in 1936, also boasts the inimitable Miriam Margolyes and David Warner. It is a pleasure from start to finish.")
Times Staff WriterCharles Dance's "Ladies in Lavender" teams two of Britain's grandest dames, Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, in an endearing film of subtlety and charm. This lovely period picture, set in Cornwall in 1936, also boasts the inimitable Miriam Margolyes and David...Tags: Movies, D.W. Griffith, Cornwall, Judi Dench, United Kingdom
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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: Edward Furlong, Alan Arkin, Rowan Atkinson, Jennifer Aniston, Disneyland Park
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'City of Ghosts'
For his atmospheric debut as a feature director, the actor Matt Dillon has cast himself as a guy in need of saving. It's a nice fit. Written by Dillon and pulp-fiction veteran Barry Gifford ("Wild at Heart"), "City of Ghosts" centers on a two-bit scam...Tags: Movies, MGM Inc., New York, FBI, James Caan
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