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07-Feb-2009

 

  • RE-'GIFTED' FEEL (New York Post)
    'Gifted Hands' has scenes that cue the next dramatic moment with the subtlety of a sledge- hammer. IT'S hard to criticize a movie with noble in tentions - but here goes. "Gifted Hands," airing tonight on TNT, tells the story of Dr. Ben Carson...


  • The next revolution in film is here: Digital 3-D (The Kansas City Star)
    Moviegoers, adjust your eyeglasses for what Hollywood gamblers bet is the next revolution in film: digital 3-D.


  • The End Is Near! Now the Good News: It Could Be Groovy (New York Times)
    This anthology of essays on New Age topics, at turns sprightly and divinely inane, is organized around the notion that the world as we know it might end on Dec. 21, 2012.


  • Slapstick reigns, laughs few in "Pink Panther 2" (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
    There's no denying Steve Martin's commitment to the role of Jacques Clouseau, the fumbling and deluded Gallic detective Peter Sellers brought to life with ineffable comic timing. But watching his second go at the part, the burning question remains: Pourquoi? Not all of Blake Edwards' Panther films were gems, to be sure, but why redo Clouseau as a doltish caricature for the new millennium?


  • The next revolution in film is here: Digital 3-D (The State)
    Moviegoers, adjust your eyeglasses for what Hollywood gamblers bet is the next revolution in film: digital 3-D. Not the cumbersome, headache-inducing gimmickry behind 1950s movie novelties like "Bwana Devil" and "House of Wax." It's the nanotechnology giving filmmakers James Cameron and John Lasseter the means to dissolve the screen separating the viewer from the movie experience. Some Wall ...


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