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Thursday, 25 October 2007 |
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"Control" is a joy. It's one of the best music biopics in years, as good as the Johnny Cash film "Walk the Line" and the Ray Charles saga "Ray." Of course, the movie isn't likely to receive as much attention as either of those, in large part because its subject isn't well known to the American public. |
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Written by Roger Moore, MCT
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Monday, 22 October 2007 |
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It's just "a typical New York moment," or collection of moments, this movie "Bella."
Girl meets boy at work. Girl is pregnant. She's fired. He walks off the job and spends a day trying to talk her out of an abortion, maybe by sharing his "deep dark secret." |
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Written by Roger Moore, MCT
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Monday, 22 October 2007 |
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In the movies, family reunions always take place in a big, old house. There are always too many kids, too many generations, lots of invasions of personal space. |
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Written by Jan Stuart, MCT
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Monday, 22 October 2007 |
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When bad things happen to good people, do we really want to know? It's an awfully callous question to have to ask, but one that scratched its way onto the edges of my notepad more than once during "Reservation Road," an arduous melodrama set in a high-tax-bracket corner of Connecticut. |
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Written by Donovan Henderson
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Friday, 19 October 2007 |
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Some retirees spend their sunset years playing shuffle board and checkers.
Not Stan Walsh. Nope. The retired engineer travels the world with trusty film camera in hand, producing travelogues, those fun flicks that give viewers an up-close look at different places, the culture and the people. |
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