Then there are those who seek diversion with obsessive hobbies, like the birders in David Frankel's adaptation of Mark Obmascik's bestseller THE BIG YEAR (October 14). Jack Black, Owen Wilson, and Steve Martin play a trio of birdwatchers who canvas the US as they attempt to spot the most species in the title contest.
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- Blu Christmas . . . without DVD
Ah, yes: the most wonderful time of the year, tinged with muddy snow and the creeping darkness of our most recent Depression.
- Review: The Yellow Handkerchief
Like Tony Orlando & Dawn's 1973 #1 single, "Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree," Udayan Prasad's Southern-fried sudser descends from a 1971 column Pete Hamill penned for the New York Post .
- Review: Remember Me
Director Allen Coulter bites off more than he can chew in this rote romantic drama.
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One of the more satisfying moments in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) occurs when 13-year-old Hermione (Emma Watson) unloads a right hook that staggers the villainous Malfoy. “That felt good,” she says, pleased with herself. “Not good,” offers Ron (Rupert Grint). “Brilliant!”
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Dakota Fanning may be just 16 years old, but already she’s built a body of work that shames some starlets twice her age.
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To paraphrase The Communist Manifesto , a specter is haunting Hollywood. Actually, two of them: zombies and vampires. The undead.
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It seemed that Kristen Stewart might be expanding her range with her roles in The Runaways and Adventureland .
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After burping out a series of noxious spoofs from Date Movie to Epic Movie to Meet the Spartans , Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer might, you'd hope, be ready to return to the Comedy Central kind of humor seen in Scary Movie .
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German documentarian Niko von Glasow has a knack for the blunt. First he asks his interviewees whether they want to kill themselves; then he asks them to pose nude.
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This second entry in the Nanny McPhee franchise told me nothing further about the stoic title caretaker.
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Fatih Akin's past few films ( Head-On , The Edge of Heaven ) have been brilliant and moving but also a little downbeat and depressing.
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