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With Bill Hader leaving 'SNL,' here's 5 movie roles we want for him
For Bill Hader fans, Saturday was a dark day, as it marked the actor's last episode as a regular cast member of "Saturday Night Live." Hader, 34, takes with him beloved characters like enthusiastic "Weekend Update" city correspondent Stefon, creepy...Tags: Bridesmaids (movie), Bill Hader, Entertainment Events, Ethan Coen, Entertainment
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DVD Review: A comprehensible transfer with 'Attack the Block'
“Attack the Block” was one of last year's best films and more evidence that we may be living in a new Golden Age of genre films — what might very loosely be referred to as B movies. The story concerns a group of London gang members and...
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Oscar nominees take a look back with 'New Nostalgia'
![A couple of years ago, Bruce Sheridan, chair of the film program at Columbia College, noticed a curious thing happening. A few of the film majors who interned on the Chicago production of "The Dark Knight" had started making their student films and, as expected,Christopher Nolan's brooding, zeitgeisty, state-of-the-union-address of a superhero epic was a big influence. Less expected was the sort of movies it inspired. Film students have always gravitated to the shadows and stark lighting of classic noir; and Batman is the most noir-y of superheroes. Sheridan planned to see lots of noir. What he got were wide open urban spaces.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-01/67734115-30144417.jpg "A couple of years ago, Bruce Sheridan, chair of the film program at Columbia College, noticed a curious thing happening. A few of the film majors who interned on the Chicago production of "The Dark Knight\" had started making their student films and, as expected,Christopher Nolan's brooding, zeitgeisty, state-of-the-union-address of a superhero epic was a big influence. Less expected was the sort of movies it inspired. Film students have always gravitated to the shadows and stark lighting of classic noir; and Batman is the most noir-y of superheroes. Sheridan planned to see lots of noir. What he got were wide open urban spaces.")
A couple of years ago, Bruce Sheridan, chair of the film program at Columbia College, noticed a curious thing happening. A few of the film majors who interned on the Chicago production of "The Dark Knight" had started making their student films and, as...Tags: Let the Right One In (movie), War Horse (movie), Christopher Nolan, Health, Entertainment
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'Attack the Block' review: Monsters rarely look this cool
RedEye movie critic*** (out of four) A teenage quintet of South London thugs is successfully mugging a nurse (Jodie Whittaker of “One Day”) when, oops, an alien lands on a car and the kids quickly chase and beat the creature to death. That might seem like an...Tags: Grateful Dead (music group), Nick Frost, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, SXSW Music and Media Conference & Festival
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