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ON DVD today–Diary of a Wimpy Kid, a kids’ movie that works
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelI, for one, was not surprised when it was announced recently that there will be a sequel to Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Reviews overall were indifferent, and it wasn't a big hit at the box office. But as a smart, sensitive and sassy movie for tweens, it worked.... -
Polygamy Really Doesn't Work
"BIG LOVE," which premieres Sunday on HBO, is the network's latest quirky-family series, a sort of "melodramedy" about a man, his three wives and their seven kids (and his toxic parents and in-laws). Bill Paxton is the man, and Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloë...Tags: Six Feet Under (tv program), Entertainment, Harry Dean Stanton, Bill Paxton, Family
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'Walk the Line'
![Based on Johnny Cash's books "Man in Black" and "Cash: The Autobiography," and developed over a period of seven years with the help of Cash and June Carter Cash, James Mangold's "Walk the Line" toes it pretty well. Named for one of Cash's biggest hits, it also describes the linear progression of the story, which moves briskly from milestone to milestone, pausing along the way to photograph the monumental moments in the life of the artist, and more or less making a moral beeline for redemption.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-11/20542925.jpg "Based on Johnny Cash's books "Man in Black\" and \"Cash: The Autobiography,\" and developed over a period of seven years with the help of Cash and June Carter Cash, James Mangold's \"Walk the Line\" toes it pretty well. Named for one of Cash's biggest hits, it also describes the linear progression of the story, which moves briskly from milestone to milestone, pausing along the way to photograph the monumental moments in the life of the artist, and more or less making a moral beeline for redemption.")
Times Staff WriterBased on Johnny Cash's books "Man in Black" and "Cash: The Autobiography," and developed over a period of seven years with the help of Cash and June Carter Cash, James Mangold's "Walk the Line" toes it pretty well. Named for one of Cash's biggest hits, it...Tags: Folklore and Mythology, Entertainment, Academy Awards, Joaquin Phoenix, Arts and Culture
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TV Gal Has Little Time for 'Big Love'
SPECIAL TO ZAP2ITMobsters. Morticians. Carnival freaks. HBO doesn't churn out your typical doctor/lawyer/cop show. So it's really not that big of a surprise that HBO's newest series is all about polygamy. In "Big Love" (premiering Sunday at 10 p.m. on HBO), Bill...Tags: Entertainment, Big Love (tv program), Amanda Seyfried, C. Thomas Howell, Health
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DVD Review: 'Big Love: The Complete First Season'
![Like so many HBO shows that air in the wake of "The Sopranos," "Big Love" got a little bit lost in the shuffle this spring, even though the first season of the polygamy-as-family-metaphor drama was every bit as satisfying at the most recent half-season of the Mafia-as-family-metaphor juggernaut.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2006-10/25931289.jpg "Like so many HBO shows that air in the wake of "The Sopranos,\" \"Big Love\" got a little bit lost in the shuffle this spring, even though the first season of the polygamy-as-family-metaphor drama was every bit as satisfying at the most recent half-season of the Mafia-as-family-metaphor juggernaut.")
Zap2It.comLike so many HBO shows that air in the wake of "The Sopranos," "Big Love" got a little bit lost in the shuffle this spring, even though the first season of the polygamy-as-family-metaphor drama was every bit as satisfying at the most recent half-season of...Tags: Television Industry, Entertainment, Harry Dean Stanton, Comedy (genre), Bill Paxton
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The More the Merrier for 'Big Love'
Zap2It.comA man goes to work, builds his business, provides for his wife and children, tries to live a life in accord with his moral principles -- all good, right? But what if his moral principles say that instead of one wife, he has three? Still good? That's...Tags: Marriage, Entertainment, Bill Paxton, Family, Christianity
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'Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!'
!["Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!" is a sweet-natured romantic comedy that's easy viewing but could have used a little more energy and a little less unalloyed niceness to put it over with more punch. As with the recent "Chasing Liberty," it's not likely to have much appeal beyond romance-fantasizing teenage girls.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-01/11104123.jpg ""Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!\" is a sweet-natured romantic comedy that's easy viewing but could have used a little more energy and a little less unalloyed niceness to put it over with more punch. As with the recent \"Chasing Liberty,\" it's not likely to have much appeal beyond romance-fantasizing teenage girls.")
Times Staff Writer"Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!" is a sweet-natured romantic comedy that's easy viewing but could have used a little more energy and a little less unalloyed niceness to put it over with more punch. As with the recent "Chasing Liberty," it's not likely to...Tags: Josh Duhamel, Entertainment, Cinema Industry, Kate Bosworth, Romance (genre)
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'Mona Lisa Smile'
![It's not every movie — well, not <I>any </I>other movie that I know of — that can claim to have been inspired by both Monica Lewinsky and Hillary Clinton, the unhappily mirrored images of contemporary femininity. But the girl forever known as Monica and the senator known as Clinton were apparently the inspirations for the appealing period drama "Mona Lisa Smile," about a gaggle of 1950s Wellesley College students and the free soul who tries to ignite the flame of liberation in their collective conscience.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-12/10674240.jpg "It's not every movie — well, not <I>any </I>other movie that I know of — that can claim to have been inspired by both Monica Lewinsky and Hillary Clinton, the unhappily mirrored images of contemporary femininity. But the girl forever known as Monica and the senator known as Clinton were apparently the inspirations for the appealing period drama "Mona Lisa Smile,\" about a gaggle of 1950s Wellesley College students and the free soul who tries to ignite the flame of liberation in their collective conscience.")
Times Staff WriterIt's not every movie — well, not any other movie that I know of — that can claim to have been inspired by both Monica Lewinsky and Hillary Clinton, the unhappily mirrored images of contemporary femininity. But the girl forever known as...Tags: Kirsten Dunst, Entertainment, Gertrude Stein, Cinema Industry, Hillary Clinton
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