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This weekend: ‘The Walking Dead,’ ‘Boardwalk Empire’ end seasons; Robert De Niro to host ‘Saturday Night Live’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelWhat's worth a look this weekend? Here's a list of programs that deserve your attention: 1. With chilling bravura, "The Walking Dead" concludes its first season at 10 p.m. Sunday on AMC.... -
'Boardwalk Empire' recap: The grand finale
Show TrackerFor a lot of people, "Boardwalk Empire" had to have a dynamite finale in order to have a successful first season. I would have been more forgiving of a finale that simply moved things forward an inch or two, given...... -
HBO starts Martin Scorsese’s ‘Boardwalk Empire’ on Sept. 19
The TV Guy - Orlando Sentinel“Boardwalk Empire,” a drama series produced by Martin Scorsese, will debut Sept. 19 on HBO. That will be the night to watch because Scorsese directed the pilot. Terence Winter, an Emmy-winning writer for “The Sopranos,” created the... -
'Last Days'
![A skinny guy sporting a stringy platinum pageboy and pajama pants wanders around the forest somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. He's muttering to himself as if arguing with someone he can't bring himself to confront. Later he jumps in a river and spends a night in front of a campfire alone, singing "Home on the Range." In the morning, it's revealed that the wooded acreage he's been wandering is his own private property, and that it houses the turn-of-the-century mansion he and a handful of his rock-kid hangers-on call home. There, he fills his last days experimenting with eyeliner; eating sugary cereal and macaroni and cheese; avoiding the phone and occasionally settling down with his guitar. He watches a Boyz II Men video and entertains a Yellow Pages salesman. Once in a while, he clutches his stomach in pain. All the while, the camera is extraordinarily still and patient, letting him ramble and sprawl across the screen. It knows he's not going anywhere. It knows we know how this ends.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-07/18587653.jpg "A skinny guy sporting a stringy platinum pageboy and pajama pants wanders around the forest somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. He's muttering to himself as if arguing with someone he can't bring himself to confront. Later he jumps in a river and spends a night in front of a campfire alone, singing "Home on the Range.\" In the morning, it's revealed that the wooded acreage he's been wandering is his own private property, and that it houses the turn-of-the-century mansion he and a handful of his rock-kid hangers-on call home. There, he fills his last days experimenting with eyeliner; eating sugary cereal and macaroni and cheese; avoiding the phone and occasionally settling down with his guitar. He watches a Boyz II Men video and entertains a Yellow Pages salesman. Once in a while, he clutches his stomach in pain. All the while, the camera is extraordinarily still and patient, letting him ramble and sprawl across the screen. It knows he's not going anywhere. It knows we know how this ends.")
Times Staff WriterA skinny guy sporting a stringy platinum pageboy and pajama pants wanders around the forest somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. He's muttering to himself as if arguing with someone he can't bring himself to confront. Later he jumps in a river and spends a...Tags: Entertainment, Vehicles, Columbine High School Massacre (1999), Matt Damon, Television
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'Murder by Numbers'
Times Staff WriterThink of "Murder by Numbers" as a classic 1940s double bill uneasily contained within the confines of a single motion picture. The A-picture at the top of the bill is a fairly standard star vehicle like those that used to be specially tailored for Joan...Tags: Entertainment, Health and Safety at School, Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck, California
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'Scorpion King,' Princess in Disguise Use War and Wile
SPECIAL TO THE TIMESFriday releases: "The Scorpion King" (PG-13)--"I've come for the woman--and your head." That's a typical line in "The Scorpion King," the so-awful-it's-fun prequel to "The Mummy Returns" (PG-13, 2001). Celebrity wrestler The Rock reprises his role from...Tags: Entertainment, PG-13 Rated Movies, Imelda Staunton, Gaming, Crime, Law and Justice
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'The Dreamers'
![The older Bernardo Bertolucci gets, the more you have to share his heedless love of youth for youth's sake to be enthusiastic about his films. If you don't glow with the same pleasure he feels when the characters in "The Dreamers" alternate brashness with callow immaturity, you're going to be in for a very long evening.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-02/11291606.jpg "The older Bernardo Bertolucci gets, the more you have to share his heedless love of youth for youth's sake to be enthusiastic about his films. If you don't glow with the same pleasure he feels when the characters in "The Dreamers\" alternate brashness with callow immaturity, you're going to be in for a very long evening.")
Times Staff WriterThe older Bernardo Bertolucci gets, the more you have to share his heedless love of youth for youth's sake to be enthusiastic about his films. If you don't glow with the same pleasure he feels when the characters in "The Dreamers" alternate brashness with...Tags: Tod Browning, Entertainment, Eva Green, James Dean, Bernardo Bertolucci
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'Hedwig' Measures Up
TIMES STAFF WRITEROn the screen, the rip-roaring rock musical "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" retains all the excitement and energy it had on stage while adding depth, clarity and emotional texture. The result is a movie that absorbs its theatricality so smoothly and...Tags: Entertainment, Armed Forces, Defense, Dining and Drinking, John Cameron Mitchell
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