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    Film
    18-year-old virgins Dierkes, Glover, and Pierson (L-R).
    Mystery Team: The Hardy Boys Refuse to Grow...
    By Brian Miller • January 19, 2010 12:00 am

    Just because you’re a hit on YouTube doesn’t mean you should be making movies. Case in point: the three likeable…

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    Hütz (top) and his Bordello crew.
    Gogol Bordello Non-Stop: From Kiev With Love
    By Nick Pinkerton • January 12, 2010 12:00 am

    A whirling dervish of rafter-swinging rebellion, gypsy-punk rockers Gogol Bordello (led by handlebar-mustached beanpole Eugene Hütz—beloved New York DJ, accidental…

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    Chan tries to play romantic opposite Valletta.
    The Spy Next Door: Jackie Chan and Billy...
    By Melissa Anderson • January 12, 2010 12:00 am

    Like director Brian Levant’s past two outings—2002’s Snow Dogs and 2005’s Are We There Yet?— Spy is immediately forgettable family…

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    Broderick trades spleef for guitar.
    Wonderful World: Matthew Broderick as Bitter Stoner
    By Brian Miller • January 12, 2010 12:00 am

    Ah, the Matthew Broderick stoner movie. Ferris Bueller all grown up: divorced, disappointed, a weekend father, looking chubby and unshaven,…

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    Bereaved parent Mark Wahlberg (left) with suspect-next-door Tucci.
    The Lovely Bones: Peter Jackson Stumbles With New...
    By J. Hoberman • January 12, 2010 12:00 am

    Cults collide as Peter Jackson tackles Alice Sebold’s bestselling New Age gothic, the story of a rape-murder-dismemberment and its aftermath,…

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    Washington leads Kunis in prayer.
    The Book of Eli: Denzel Washington Kicks Ass...
    By Nick Pinkerton • January 12, 2010 12:00 am

    Directors Allen and Albert Hughes were raised by an Armenian mother and an African American father. With such a background,…

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    Adams wheels away from Goode.
    Leap Year: Amy Adams Deserves Better
    By Brian Miller • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    According to supposed Irish custom, women may propose to their reluctant fiancés on February 29. The woman here is Anna…

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    Pleskun bends a nail.
    Strongman: Like The Wrestler, Only Real
    By Brian Miller • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    It’s a good thing that New York director Zachary Levy will attend screenings of his documentary, since he has two…

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    Howard gets lost in Williams.
    The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond: Brush Up...
    By Melissa Anderson • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    Consider: If Tennessee Williams’ script for Joseph Losey’s 1968 turkey Boom! (an adaptation of his play The Milk Train Doesn’t…

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    Law as one version of Imaginarium's hero.
    The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus: Heath Ledger and...
    By Ella Taylor • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    Reunited with Charles McKeown, his co-writer on Brazil and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Terry Gilliam has created another Ultimate…

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    Ogata as wartime specimen.
    The Sun: An Oblivious Emperor During World War...
    By J. Hoberman • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    The most perverse installment in Aleksandr Sokurov’s dictator cycle, The Sun (2005) follows his meditations on Hitler (Moloch, 1999) and…

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    Cera is adorable. The movie? Not so much.
    Youth in Revolt: Michael Cera, Grow Up Already!
    By Robert Wilonsky • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    Winded and weary from its long journey to a bigger screen, C.D. Payne’s 500-page 1993 novel has been squeezed into…

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    Chantry remains an influential Northwest poster artist.
    Died Young, Stayed Pretty: Grunge Artifacts, Suitable for...
    By Brian Miller • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    Several local artists are featured in Eileen Yaghoobian’s fan-ish documentary about rock-poster designers. Opening night, she’ll join Jeff Kleinsmith, Jesse…

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    Hawke on the vampire trail.
    Daybreakers: Ethan Hawke Is Lost Among Corporate Vampires
    By Nick Pinkerton • January 5, 2010 12:00 am

    No fashion-conscious multiplex movie should face opening day without some grave issue of our day propped in its buttonhole. Last…

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    Saavedra at the boiling point.
    The 10 Best Films of 2009
    By Brian Miller • December 29, 2009 12:00 am

    Our critic’s picks, from grumpy widowers to an angry God.

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    Firth: dressed for a funeral.
    A Single Man: Groomed to Death
    By Scott Foundas • December 22, 2009 12:00 am

    Tom Ford applies too much polish to a Christopher Isherwood novel.

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    Queen Blunt.
    The Young Victoria
    By Ella Taylor • December 22, 2009 12:00 am

    Man, British heritage cinema can be dull and boring when assembly-lined for the export market. Laboring under lampshade millinery, hair…

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    Bromantics Law (left) and Downey.
    Sherlock Holmes
    By J. Hoberman • December 22, 2009 12:00 am

    As overemphatic as one might expect from the ham-fisted Guy Ritchie, this resurrection of the world’s most famous detective is…

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    Cruz in Hepburn mode.
    Broken Embraces: Labyrinth of Celluloid
    By Rob Nelson • December 22, 2009 12:00 am

    Pedro Almodóvar’s latest comedy delves ever deeper into movies.

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    Kitsch bombshell Cruz.
    Nine: Fellini, 8½. Marshall, 0
    By Scott Foundas • December 22, 2009 12:00 am

    The director of Chicago goes to war against himself.

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