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Movie review: 'Testosterone'
1 star (out of 4) "Testosterone" is the kind of movie that produces a particular series of questions: How the heck did this get made? Who needed a tax shelter? Who had money to burn? Because there's no way, sitting through this film, that one can...Tags: Jennifer Coolidge, Entertainment, Argentina, Antonio Sabato Jr., Los Angeles
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A real home movie
Times Staff WriterDirector Don Roos' "Happy Endings," which arrives in theaters July 15, is not only a picaresque romantic black comedy, but also a valentine to midcentury Los Angeles architecture. "I wanted to capture the Garden of Eden landscape of L.A.," Roos says. "The...Tags: Martha Stewart, Arts and Culture, Comedy (genre), Homes, Architecture
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'Happy Endings'
!["Happy Endings" opens with a hysterical Mamie (Lisa Kudrow) running down a suburban street and straight into the path of an oncoming car. As she lies on the pavement covered in blood, her stepbrother Charley (Steve Coogan) hovering anxiously, a title card splits the screen in half. "She's not dead," it reads. "Nobody dies in this movie. It's a comedy, sort of."](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-07/18479584.jpg ""Happy Endings\" opens with a hysterical Mamie (Lisa Kudrow) running down a suburban street and straight into the path of an oncoming car. As she lies on the pavement covered in blood, her stepbrother Charley (Steve Coogan) hovering anxiously, a title card splits the screen in half. \"She's not dead,\" it reads. \"Nobody dies in this movie. It's a comedy, sort of.\"")
Times Staff Writer"Happy Endings" opens with a hysterical Mamie (Lisa Kudrow) running down a suburban street and straight into the path of an oncoming car. As she lies on the pavement covered in blood, her stepbrother Charley (Steve Coogan) hovering anxiously, a title card...Tags: Personal Service, Comedy (genre), Lisa Kudrow, Laura Dern, Death
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'Testosterone'
Times Staff WriterThe sleek opening credits of "Testosterone," which is as passionate as a tango, are punctuated by drawings that chart the flowering romance between a handsome L.A. graphic novelist (David Sutcliffe) and an even handsomer Argentine (Antonio Sabato Jr.)....Tags: Robert Baker, Pasadena (Los Angeles, California), Comedy (genre), Cinema Industry, Jennifer Coolidge
Nov 24, 2004
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Jul 7, 2005
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Sep 10, 2004
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