February 06, 2009
The Oscar films expanded last week (and in some cases -- *cough* Milk ??? -- they're already constricting again. Hope you caught them during those seven days you were allowed to see them!) so it's strictly new releases for February. Links go to trailers... L I M I T E D Fanboys Odd that this comedy,...
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Nathaniel R
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February 05, 2009
Remember Push: Based on a Novel By Sapphire, the wild Mariah Carey/Mo'Nique starrer that lit up Sundance (and took home three awards)? Lionsgate took our advice and bought it, and now things have gone haywire. The Weinstein Company and Lionsgate have now filed suit against each other, with each stud...
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Kyle Buchanan
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January 29, 2009
Every year in Park City, the folks who program the Sundance Film Festival try their hardest to save the best for last. The last Sunday of the festival is always reserved for screenings of the award winning films. And assuming the festival’s jury picks the right movies, it usually leads to late...
Film School Rejects
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Neil Miller
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January 26, 2009
OK, so for real this time: Much as we loved our festival jaunt (and are keeping its sinus-besieging germs close to us even today), Sundance's awards announcements are our official signal to finally move on. The honors announced Saturday night most aggressively singled out Push: Based on the Novel by...
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STV
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January 23, 2009
Our final round-up of news from the Sundance Film Festival brings together at last the Mo'Nique/James Gandolfini combo the whole world has been waiting for. · Lest the 2008 Oscar nominations leave a sort of bitterly predictable taste in your mouth, look ahead to 2009, when Push co-star Mo'Niq...
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STV
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January 17, 2009
What distinguishes Push: Based on a Novel By Sapphire from every other Sundance movie? Let's start with Mariah Carey sporting the faintest hint of a mustache and go from there. For a festival that too often programs films about young white boys sensitively coming of age or middle-class families deal...
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