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Thursday, December 22, 2011

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Movie Reviews: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE and ADVENTURES OF TINTIN
Newsarama
If you know anything about The Adventures of Tintin, it's probably that it's roughly the comic book equivalent of soccer — hugely popular just about everywhere in the world except America, where it's never really permeated the mainstream. ...
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'War Horse': The Reviews Are In!
MTV.com
The most recent is "War Horse," which nabbed two Golden Globe nominations and is likely to garner a slew of Oscar nods, including Best Picture and Best Director (even if the reviews are mixed). The movie, which hit theaters on Sunday (December 25), ...
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Book Review: 'The Hammer Vault'
Crave Online
Anyone who is interested in the history of exploitation movies should have at least a passing knowledge of Hammer studios. And, thanks to Marcus Hearn's new coffee table book The Hammer Vault: Treasures from the Archive of Hammer Films, one can easily ...
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Book review: 'Tolstoy: A Russian Life' by Rosamund Bartlett
Los Angeles Times
A result that, she reports, left even its author "fairly nonplussed" to learn that "most recent reviews were hailing him to be a writer as great as Shakespeare, and that even Dostoyevsky was waving his arms about and calling Tolstoy a 'god of art. ...
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Los Angeles Times
Movie review 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' dark and alluring
The Seattle Times
But it's refreshing to encounter a film that doesn't talk down to its audience, and its pleasures go far beyond who-said-what-to-whom-when. I first watched the movie without reading the book and enjoyed the plot twists, even as I found much of it ...
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We Bought a Zoo (20th Century Fox, PG)
Play by Play
I feel like I've harped more than usual in my reviews this year on unlikely seeming MPAA ratings, but I'd be remiss to not do it again here: The PG rating this film acquired is surprisingly low, and I think a lot of parents will be in for an unwelcome ...
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BOOK REVIEW: 'Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark'
Washington Times
"I go to the movie, I watch it, and I ask myself what happened to me." According to Mr. Kellow, readers could sense "her visceral reaction to the movies." No second-guessing here. "The best reviews have that exhilarating sense of the flash of her first ...
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Washington Times
Christmas Weekend Movie Trailers and Reviews: Tattoos, Tintin, Zoos, and More
Yidio TV & Movie News
Easily the most divisive movie coming out this week (and perhaps the most divisive of the year), this movie adapts the book of the same title to bring the story of a boy dealing with his father's death in the 9/11 attacks to the screen. ...
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Movie Review: THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN
Assignment X
By ABBIE BERNSTEIN / Contributing Writer THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN is a curious sort of film. Based on the comic book series by the Belgian writer/artist Herge (real name Georges Prosper Remi, 1