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'Hotel for Dogs' stars Emma Roberts, Jake T. Austin, Lisa Kudrow, Kevin Dillon, Don Cheadle
Tribune criticSo many canines are going potty in the nation's multiplexes this month, what with "Marley & Me" and now the ensemble bowser adventure "Hotel for Dogs," I wouldn't be surprised if Lars Von Trier re-released "Dogville" just for fun. He'd make $10 million...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Marley & Me (movie), Lisa Kudrow
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'Hotel for Dogs' crew makes treasure from trash
The clever canine stars of the family comedy "Hotel for Dogs" had to learn more than sit, stay, fetch and play dead. They had to become adept at sitting on toilets, herding mechanical sheep and operating a vending machine filled with shoes. "It wasn't...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Sports, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Death
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'Hannibal Rising'
Special to The TimesLacking the wit to qualify as a sick joke, the ongoing saga of Hannibal Lecter has become the Grand Guignol equivalent of a shaggy-dog story, a rambling, directionless yarn whose promising beginnings have been eclipsed by its stubborn failure to end. A...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Anthony Hopkins, Criminals, Crime, Law and Justice
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'Our Daily Bread'
!["Our Daily Bread" has an astounding eye for wonders and horrors, the awesome and the awful, for hidden sights, untold stories and key aspects of our world that we rarely get to see and might not necessarily want to. Once witnessed, however, these things cannot be forgotten.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-02/28038491.jpg ""Our Daily Bread\" has an astounding eye for wonders and horrors, the awesome and the awful, for hidden sights, untold stories and key aspects of our world that we rarely get to see and might not necessarily want to. Once witnessed, however, these things cannot be forgotten.")
Times Staff Writer"Our Daily Bread" has an astounding eye for wonders and horrors, the awesome and the awful, for hidden sights, untold stories and key aspects of our world that we rarely get to see and might not necessarily want to. Once witnessed, however, these things...Tags: Breads, Entertainment, Documentary (genre), Movies, Cinema Industry
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'Howl's Moving Castle'
Times Staff WriterOscar winner Hayao Miyazaki creates a visually breathtaking fantasy world with 'Howl's Moving Castle.' We hear it before we see it, moving ponderously with heavy, thudding steps: Something big is coming our way. Clanging, banging, wheezing, it's something...Tags: John Lasseter, Entertainment, Emily Mortimer, Movies, England
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'The Omen'
![Look, it's a business venture. Nobody expects a remake of the 1976 devil-may-care hit "The Omen" to win the Palme d'Anything. All anybody wants from it is entertaining junk with a little atmosphere, and maybe a fresh idea or two regarding how to scare an audience. This is, after all, a story not about a bad seed, but the worst seed ever.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-06/23764921.jpg "Look, it's a business venture. Nobody expects a remake of the 1976 devil-may-care hit "The Omen\" to win the Palme d'Anything. All anybody wants from it is entertaining junk with a little atmosphere, and maybe a fresh idea or two regarding how to scare an audience. This is, after all, a story not about a bad seed, but the worst seed ever.")
Zap2It.comLook, it's a business venture. Nobody expects a remake of the 1976 devil-may-care hit "The Omen" to win the Palme d'Anything. All anybody wants from it is entertaining junk with a little atmosphere, and maybe a fresh idea or two regarding how to scare...Tags: Pete Postlethwaite, David Warner, Julia Stiles, Photography, Michael Phillips
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'Final Destination 3'
Zap2It.comAfter the sado-porn of "Wolf Creek," "Hostel" and the "Saw" films, it's kind of nice to be able to root for Death with a clear conscience again. That, after all, is the premise and the allure of the "Final Destination" films, in which a handful of people...Tags: DVDs and Movies, Entertainment, Documentary (genre), Movies, Disasters and Accidents
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Al Gore warms up
![WHEN Al Gore lost the presidency in a disputed election, it hurt — more than he ever was willing to show, more perhaps than he could show. He told his friends and supporters that it was "liberating" to be out of politics. Privately, he expressed his feelings sparingly: "It was a difficult blow ... "](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-05/23384194.jpg "WHEN Al Gore lost the presidency in a disputed election, it hurt — more than he ever was willing to show, more perhaps than he could show. He told his friends and supporters that it was "liberating\" to be out of politics. Privately, he expressed his feelings sparingly: \"It was a difficult blow ... \"")
Times Staff WriterWHEN Al Gore lost the presidency in a disputed election, it hurt — more than he ever was willing to show, more perhaps than he could show. He told his friends and supporters that it was "liberating" to be out of politics. Privately, he expressed his...Tags: Entertainment, Ecosystems, Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sundance Film Festival
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Bad vending machine karma
Dining@LargeI admit it. I have bad vending machine karma. I know, I know. Your restaurant critic shouldn't be eating out of a vending machine. But a few weeks ago I tried to get some pretzels from our snack machine and......Tags: Burger King, Religion and Belief
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'Final Destination 2'
Times Staff WriterIn the first "Final Destination," 40 high school seniors from a Manhattan suburb take off from JFK for a 10-day Paris field trip with four teachers. The jet barely leaves the ground before it explodes, killing everybody aboard. The catch was that the...Tags: Craig Perry, Entertainment, Movies, Disasters, Michael Landes
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Fate and Charm Collide With a Fresh Twist in 'Happenstance'
TIMES STAFF WRITERLaurent Firode's "Happenstance" arrives as a welcome Christmas gift from France, a musing on how character and fate--and sometimes pure chance--collide in myriad ways beyond our imaginings. It brims with the charm, wisdom and light touch that have...Tags: Entertainment, Romance (genre), Movies, Comedy (genre), Paris (France)
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Inspector Gadget
FOR THE TIMESFriday July 23, 1999 Maybe it's a generational thing, but "Inspector Gadget," the animated adventure series that flourished in the '70s and '80s, never quite caught my fancy in the way that, say, its lesser-known contemporary, "Danger Mouse," did....Tags: Entertainment, Jon Avnet, Movies, Matthew Broderick, The Walt Disney Co.
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