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Leoni helps Kingsley unload his sorrows

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You Kill Me: Just Shoot Me. No, Really

Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s, the Montana-born director John Dahl made a name for himself…

Remy the rat, voiced by Patton Oswalt.

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Ratatouille: Brad Bird and Pixar Earn Their Michelin Stars

In the new animated feature by The Incredibles director Brad Bird, a rat of rarefied palate (and exceptional…

Taking it to the bank: (from left) Pitt, Damon, and Clooney.

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Ocean’s Thirteen: Charming Cheaters Grab Your Cash

We've had our fun, and now Steven Soderbergh has our money. Oh, wait, that was two movies ago.

Joaquin Phoenix and Eva Mendes in We Own the Night.

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Joy in the Cannes Bubble

Last weekend, as Jerry Bruckheimer’s pirates were once again storming the international box office, the Cannes Film Festival…

His brand is crisis: Sicko creator Michael Moore.

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Michael Moore Takes Fest by the Nuts

I never gave much thought to the subject of health insurance until, in October of 2005, an odd…

Bateman (left) toys with Braff.

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The Ex’s Superior Comedic Ensemble Makes Zach Braff Tolerable

When career slacker Tom (Zach Braff) gets fired from his latest job, he packs up his wife, Sofia…

How much do you think they'll pay us for Spidey part four?

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The World Widened Web

Torpid third Spidey segment sags under character bloat, mission creep, and evil schizo tap dancing. Quit while you're…

Miller's legs are great, if not his mind.

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The Flying Scotsman

Disease of the week: manic depression.

Kristofferson promises McDermott he'll never never do another Blade sequel.

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Kris Kristofferson Co-Stars With Vermont in Disappearances

Ever since his exquisite 1994 debut feature, Where the Rivers Flow North, the Vermont-based writer-director Jay Craven has…

United in violence: brothers Murphy (left) and Delaney.

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The Occupied Territory

Homegrown terrorists fight an overextended foreign empire in The Wind That Shakes the Barley. Sound familiar?

Ioan Gruffud in awe of network exec Weaver.

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The TV Set

Jake Kasdan defeats his brother at the box office.

Unlawful embrace? Gosling and Rosamund Pike.

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Fracture

Ryan Gosling excels in crime-thriller setting.

At least Barry will always have her Oscar.

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Perfect Stranger

More imperfect career choices for Halle Berry and Bruce Willis.

Cube goes fishin' for laughs.

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Are We Done Yet?

Ice Cube fails to emulate Cary Grant.

Skeptical Swank meets demon child AnnaSophia Robb in The Reaping.

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The Reaping

Not a moment too soon: Hilary Swank goes to Hell.

Double trouble: McGowan appears on both bills, here accepting a ride from Russell.

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Trash Classicists

In Grindhouse, Rodriguez and Tarantino make their case for pulp as art.

Unhappy Gilmore: Sandler (left) gets a lift from Cheadle.

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The Upside of Angst

Dialed down and depressed, Adam Sandler shows us he's a real actor in Reign Over Me.

McAvoy courts Hall.

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Starter for 10

The cute guy from The Last King of Scotland stars in middling '80s Britcom.

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The Ultimate Gift

Christian fundamentalists kill James Garner!

Dar&#237­n as the lonely hunter.

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The Aura

Argentine crime flick pays unexpected dividends.