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The Big Picture
Times Staff WriterJohn Singleton is standing out on the sidewalk, admiring a row of palm trees that stretches down the block, out to the horizon. The moon is peeking through the palm fronds and, perhaps because film directors see things filtered through the gauzy eye of...Tags: Tyrese Gibson, Cuba, Marvin Gaye, University of Southern California, Los Angeles
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Movie review: 'Alfie'
TRIBUNE ARTS CRITIC3½ stars (out of 4) What a rotten idea: a remake of an iconic 1960s classic, one steeped in the nascent ethos of sexual revolution and once a unique showcase for brash newcomer Michael Caine, who owned the movie and with it launched one of filmdom'...Tags: Jude Law, John Powell, Marisa Tomei, Susan Sarandon, Steve McQueen
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'Alfie'
![Things have changed since 1966, and Charles Shyer's remake of "Alfie" reminds us of just how much. The urban morality fable that presented Michael Caine as a predatory Cockney womanizer at the dawn of the Playboy era played like a warning label on the sexual revolution. Compared to the original, the new "Alfie," which stars an adorably tousled, twinkly eyed Jude Law as a British limo driver in Manhattan, is a bright gumball skittering across a marble floor.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-11/14949628.jpg "Things have changed since 1966, and Charles Shyer's remake of "Alfie\" reminds us of just how much. The urban morality fable that presented Michael Caine as a predatory Cockney womanizer at the dawn of the Playboy era played like a warning label on the sexual revolution. Compared to the original, the new \"Alfie,\" which stars an adorably tousled, twinkly eyed Jude Law as a British limo driver in Manhattan, is a bright gumball skittering across a marble floor.")
Times Staff WriterThings have changed since 1966, and Charles Shyer's remake of "Alfie" reminds us of just how much. The urban morality fable that presented Michael Caine as a predatory Cockney womanizer at the dawn of the Playboy era played like a warning label on the...Tags: Jude Law, Sex and the City (movie), Thomas Haden Church, Marisa Tomei, Susan Sarandon
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Movie review: 'Are We There Yet?'
TRIBUNE MOVIE CRITIC2 stars (out of 4) Success and longevity can eventually turn any movie star's frowns into smiles--even if the frowns are what made them famous. Ice Cube, one-time hard-case rapper and hip-hop revolutionary of NWA, shows his warm, kid-friendly side in...Tags: Comedy (genre), Jay Mohr, PG Rated Movies, John Witherspoon, David Newman
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love jones
FOR THE TIMESFriday March 14, 1997 The unusual thing about Theodore Witcher's otherwise routine "love jones," the audience winner at the recent Sundance Film Festival, is its color. Not its film color, although that's certainly up to snuff. We're talking about...Tags: Photography, Larenz Tate, Sundance Film Festival, Arts and Culture, Film Festivals
Mar 8, 2001
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Nov 3, 2004
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Mar 14, 1997
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