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Fall TV season: Watch sneak previews of CBS' 'Person of Interest,' 'Unforgettable,' 'A Gifted Man' [Video]
Show TrackerWatch video clips of new CBS dramas, including J.J. Abrams' 'Person of Interest' starring "Lost" star Michael Emerson, as well as 'Unforgettable' and 'A Gifted Man'... -
'The Hangover 2': New York movie premiere gets the boys out to play
Ministry of Gossip"The Hangover 2" saw a New York City screening on Monday with stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis and director Todd Phillips.... -
The films of 2011 — a pretty complete list
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelDates are changing, studios are firming up release plans, figuring out what will actually be finished in time for this or that target date, in some cases. Films will be picked up at Sundance and find their way into theaters. Documentaries will find a... -
Reel Critics: New twist on time travel in 'Source Code'
The premise of "Groundhog Day" enters the "Twilight Zone" in "Source Code." It's a riveting sci-fi thriller with an interesting twist on time travel. Imagine you wake up occupying someone else's body. You're thousands of miles away from where you last...Tags: Source Code (movie), Thriller (genre), Paranormal Activity (movie), Rose Byrne, Insidious (movie)
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A 'Switch' on male-female roles
![It looks like a chick flick and stars chick-flick staple Jennifer Aniston, but the little secret of "The Switch" is that it's actually about men. And not necessarily the Y- chromosome set at its finest. Men who can't be honest with themselves or the people around them. Men whose maturity levels are shown up by a child.](http://www.healthkey.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/55716685-02092448-187105.jpg "It looks like a chick flick and stars chick-flick staple Jennifer Aniston, but the little secret of "The Switch\" is that it's actually about men. And not necessarily the Y- chromosome set at its finest. Men who can't be honest with themselves or the people around them. Men whose maturity levels are shown up by a child.")
Los Angeles TimesIt looks like a chick flick and stars chick-flick staple Jennifer Aniston, but the little secret of "The Switch" is that it's actually about men. And not necessarily the Y- chromosome set at its finest. Men who can't be honest with themselves or the...Tags: Heart and Circulatory System, Jason Bateman, Anxiety, Adam Sandler, Jeff Goldblum
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Movie Review: The A Team
Frankly My Dear» Orlando Sentinel – Frankly My Dear“Overkill is underrated,” Col. Hannibal Smith mutters to his “boys.” And thus are the excesses of The A-Team, past and present, forgiven. Well, most of them. Over-written, over-edited and over the top, this Frat Boys Go to War actio... -
Movie Review: The Switch
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelThe best Jennifer Aniston movie in ages is actually a star vehicle for Jason Bateman. And Aniston's work opposite the screen's premiere mild-mannered funnyman shows her at her most engaged and pitch perfect. “The Switch,” which lost its more... -
Oscar's golden gals
![Finally, this is an Oscar year when Hollywood can't complain of a "very weak best actress race."](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-10/26105923.jpg "Finally, this is an Oscar year when Hollywood can't complain of a "very weak best actress race.\"")
By Tom O'Neil, The EnvelopeFinally, this is an Oscar year when Hollywood can't complain of a "very weak best actress race." Instead, it's a dramatic face-off pitting the usual beauty-pageant contestants against a battery of feisty older gals who seem determined to reclaim the...Tags: Annette Bening, Meryl Streep, Crime, Law and Justice, Sexual Assault, Andy Warhol
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'Hard Candy'
![Slick and stylish in its writing, direction and design, the psychological thriller "Hard Candy" stays fresh for as long as it does on the strength of powerful performances by Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson. Maddeningly exploitative, the film takes a provocative subject — pedophilia — and wraps it in a sterile, vacuum-sealed package, devoid of meaning.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-04/22930522.jpg "Slick and stylish in its writing, direction and design, the psychological thriller "Hard Candy\" stays fresh for as long as it does on the strength of powerful performances by Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson. Maddeningly exploitative, the film takes a provocative subject — pedophilia — and wraps it in a sterile, vacuum-sealed package, devoid of meaning.")
Times Staff WriterSlick and stylish in its writing, direction and design, the psychological thriller "Hard Candy" stays fresh for as long as it does on the strength of powerful performances by Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson. Maddeningly exploitative, the film takes a...Tags: Ellen Page, Steve Martin, Thriller (genre), Sex, Arts and Culture
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'Candy' Tackles 'Hard' Topics
Zap2It.comDon't let the name fool you -- "Hard Candy" isn't likely to appeal to viewers looking for something sweet and easily digestible. On its surface, "Hard Candy" is an intimate chamber piece, a physical and intellectual game of cat-and-mouse between an...Tags: Ellen Page, Movies, Entertainment
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'Running With Scissors'
![Why is it that sometimes there's nothing like a true story to ring false? It's a question for the ages, and there's plenty of time to ponder it during Ryan Murphy's adaptation of Augusten Burroughs' bestselling memoir, which lovingly and painstakingly recounts the years Burroughs spent as the legal charge of his crazy mother's crazier psychiatrist. "I guess it doesn't matter where I begin," says the narrator, just before the movie starts. "No one is going to believe me anyway." At that point, though, there's still no reason to suspect he's right.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-10/25986484.jpg "Why is it that sometimes there's nothing like a true story to ring false? It's a question for the ages, and there's plenty of time to ponder it during Ryan Murphy's adaptation of Augusten Burroughs' bestselling memoir, which lovingly and painstakingly recounts the years Burroughs spent as the legal charge of his crazy mother's crazier psychiatrist. "I guess it doesn't matter where I begin,\" says the narrator, just before the movie starts. \"No one is going to believe me anyway.\" At that point, though, there's still no reason to suspect he's right.")
Times Staff WriterWhy is it that sometimes there's nothing like a true story to ring false? It's a question for the ages, and there's plenty of time to ponder it during Ryan Murphy's adaptation of Augusten Burroughs' bestselling memoir, which lovingly and painstakingly...Tags: Family, Annette Bening, Joseph Fiennes, Wes Anderson, Tuck (tv program)
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'Little Children'
![About halfway through Todd Field's deeply resonant "Little Children," adulterous suburban lovers Sarah and Brad (Kate Winslet and Patrick Wilson) indulge in something really naughty: They join in a moment of mass moral panic and righteous ostracism at the community pool. The cheerful chaos has just been obliterated by the discovery that the goggled and flippered town pervert, Ronnie McGorvey (Jackie Earle Haley), has slipped into the water among the kids. Sarah spots him first, then awareness sweeps over the crowd like a wave. Parents rush poolside, children scramble out of the water or get plucked out by the armpits, babies start to wail. It's as if the shark from "Jaws" had finally found a way to justify decades of collective primal fear. Wrapping their arms around their kids, Sarah and Brad instinctively join the crowd. They may be guilty, but McGorvey, mercifully for them, is guilty of much worse.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-10/25752897.jpg "About halfway through Todd Field's deeply resonant "Little Children,\" adulterous suburban lovers Sarah and Brad (Kate Winslet and Patrick Wilson) indulge in something really naughty: They join in a moment of mass moral panic and righteous ostracism at the community pool. The cheerful chaos has just been obliterated by the discovery that the goggled and flippered town pervert, Ronnie McGorvey (Jackie Earle Haley), has slipped into the water among the kids. Sarah spots him first, then awareness sweeps over the crowd like a wave. Parents rush poolside, children scramble out of the water or get plucked out by the armpits, babies start to wail. It's as if the shark from \"Jaws\" had finally found a way to justify decades of collective primal fear. Wrapping their arms around their kids, Sarah and Brad instinctively join the crowd. They may be guilty, but McGorvey, mercifully for them, is guilty of much worse.")
Times Staff WriterAbout halfway through Todd Field's deeply resonant "Little Children," adulterous suburban lovers Sarah and Brad (Kate Winslet and Patrick Wilson) indulge in something really naughty: They join in a moment of mass moral panic and righteous ostracism at the...Tags: Literature, Arts and Culture, Adultery, Noah Emmerich, Movies
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Oct 6, 2006
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