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Remembering: 2007
18 hours ago ago from Nick's Flick Picks: The Blog
Not my richest year of revival- or repertory-house screenings, which means that even more so than usual, almost all of my most resonant memories arose from first-run releases. Many people look on 2007 as an exemplary year for film releases in the U.S., and I'm inclined to agree, though I seem to have gotten excited about a different slate of movies than most. Still, this is also the rare year when the new stuff I was experiencing in cinemas ...
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Al Gore apparently has no command of the most basic details of anything related to Earth and climate. His last idiotic gaff in the media was that the temperature of the Earth 2 kilometers down was millions of degrees! Apparently, Slate editors who look equally like dufuses for printing this dreck didn't notice his latest one either. Maybe all those trips around the world in the private jet have damaged his ability to tell the time and date? ...
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E ver notice how many villians, crooks, and ne'er do wells seem to be named "Al"? Gangster Al Capone, Al Qaeda , shoe salesman Al Bundy, Senator Al Franken, propaganda mill Al Jazzeera , the Reverend Al Sharpton, Deadwood's Al Swearengen, and Weird Al Yankovic are just a few of the more questionable persons, places and things named "Al" that have caused or are causing pestilence, disease, famine, crime, poverty, and outright poor taste. You ...
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Conan O'Brien has been trying to worm his way into Oprah's audience of unimaginative simpletons who lack the ability to form their own opinions, taste and style by offering his own recommendations for books, movies and music. This week, he recommended the classic Troll 2 , an extremely B-minus movie about a family attacked by a group of vegetarian trolls who turn people into plants for sustenance. Conan's people may or may not already know ...
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They're two of the most straight-backed people you have ever seen. But inside their rigid bodies, they're swooning. And there come those glorious moments in Brief Encounter, the British-based Kneehigh Theater's captivating adaptation of the 1945 movie, when the propriety-stifled lovers at its center are allowed to swoon for real. More on 'Brief Encounter' Multimedia Related This Play Really Wants to Be a ...
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