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'Ella Enchanted'
Times Staff Writer"Ella Enchanted," a breezy take on "Cinderella," is likely to cast its spell primarily on adolescent girls, while their elders might well find it more than a little tedious in its familiarity and artificiality. That said, director Tommy O'Haver and his...Tags: Cary Elwes, Aidan McArdle, Cinema Industry, Hugh Dancy, Joanna Lumley
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'Jersey Girl'
Times Staff WriterImagine a Shirley Temple movie written and directed by Lenny Bruce — "Little Miss Marker" or "Wee Willie Winkie" — with key plot points involving pornography and masturbation, and you'll get an idea of what writer-director Kevin Smith has come...Tags: Miramax Films, Matt Damon, Shirley Temple, Lenny Bruce, Movies
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'Only the Strong Survive'
Times Staff WriterChris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker's rousing documentary "Only the Strong Survive" takes its title from one of rhythm-and-blues pioneer Jerry Butler's most enduring hits, and it serves as an apt anthem not only for Butler but also for all of the other...Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Miramax Films, Radio Industry, Cinema Industry, Documentary (genre)
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'Fahrenheit 9/11'
Times Staff WriterHe didn't call it "J'Accuse!" but he might as well have. Like Emile Zola, whose celebrated 19th century open letter assailed the French government for being a party to intolerable injustice, Michael Moore in "Fahrenheit 9/11" has launched an unapologetic...Tags: Family, George W. Bush, Documentary (genre), Movies, Katie Couric
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Wide Awake
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday March 20, 1998 "Wide Awake" is a wonderful family film that deals sensitively, and even with humor, with a fairly unusual situation for the screen: a 9-year-old's struggles with his faith in God. It conveys just how devastating the...Tags: Oprah Winfrey, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Miramax Films, Joseph Cross, Health and Safety at School
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'Mindhunters'
Times Staff WriterRenny Harlin's "Mindhunters" begins with a deceptive scariness. Two FBI agents and would-be criminal profilers, J.D. (Christian Slater) and Sara (Kathryn Morris), on the track of a serial child-killer, come upon a derelict Victorian hotel in rural...Tags: Kathryn Morris, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), LL Cool J, Career and Workplace, Christian Slater
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'Shall We Dance?'
Times Staff Writer"Shall We Dance?" makes the move from Tokyo to Chicago with the deftness of Fred Astaire leading Ginger Rogers. In Masayuki Suo's 1996 version, a Tokyo office manager who's hit a bored and dissatisfied passage in his life catches a glimpse of a...Tags: Dance, Miramax Films, Sports, Susan Sarandon, Richard Gere
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'Impostor'
Times Staff WriterA sci-fi thriller that relies more on intelligence than spectacular action and special effects, "Impostor" could not be more timely as a parable on the threat to civil liberties in a society endangered by outside forces. Based on a 1953 Philip K. Dick...Tags: Tony Shalhoub, Stranger Than Fiction, Corporate Crime, Cinema Industry, Vincent D'Onofrio
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'Finding Neverland'
Times Staff Writer"All characters, whether grown-ups or babes, must wear a child's outlook as their only important adornment," wrote Scottish playwright J.M. Barrie in the stage directions for "Peter Pan." This directive became a guiding principle for "Finding Neverland,"...Tags: Adults, Peter Jackson, Mackenzie Crook, Dustin Hoffman, Julie Christie
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'Paper Clips'
Times Staff WriterAt a time the nation is both at war and deeply divided, Elliot Berlin and Joe Fab's wholly unexpected documentary "Paper Clips" arrives with an authentically persuasive message of hope: In the words of one of its children, "People can change the way...Tags: Ku Klux Klan, Miramax Films, Judaism, White House, Massacres
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Moore reacts to 'Fahrenheit' box office
Zap2It.comIt plays well in Peoria, and that's the most important thing for Michael Moore, whose "Fahrenheit 9/11" became the most successful documentary in history on Sunday. "The numbers have certainly surprised me and surprised everyone," says Moore in his first...Tags: Nassau County, Korean War (1950-1953), Illinois, Hollywood (Broward, Florida), Documentary (genre)
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Retelling a Timeworn Love Story
TIMES STAFF WRITER"Kate & Leopold," a flawed time-travel love story, benefits from Meg Ryan's reliable perkiness and establishes Australia's Hugh Jackman as a potent romantic leading man. These and other pluses, however, cannot overcome the film's inability to come alive...Tags: Brooklyn Bridge, Miramax Films, Meg Ryan, Liev Schreiber, Movies
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