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2013/05/24 07:53
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Film critics and festival-goers congregated on the Cannes beach to raise their thumbs to the late critic Roger Ebert. The tribute Thursday followed a panel discussion about Ebert’s effect on film...
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2013/05/23 22:46
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Loading Slideshow Jeff Hanneman Hanneman, a founding member of Slayer, died May 1, 2013 of liver failure. He was 49. Chris Kelly Chris Kelly, one-half of the 1990s rap duo Kris Kross, died May 1,...
2013/05/23 22:09
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Writing about the LDS faith as an outsider can be tricky. Pop culture is rife with mocking representations of members. So, imagine the minefield that local artist Chris Hoffman is wading through as he...
2013/05/23 21:01
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Box Office Roundup Box Office Predictions DVDs & Digital Film Festivals The Hangover Part III: Movie Review Reviewing Ebert's 'Greatest Films': Shadow of a Doubt (1943) Star Trek Into Darkness:...
2013/05/23 20:51
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As reviews for the latest installment in The Hangover series pour in, it looks like it might be a good idea to let the Wolfpack retire once and for all. Despite being projected as a box office smash,...
2013/05/23 19:17
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I admire the work of Luhrmann and F. Scott Fitzgerald, but my fascination with the story of Gatsby is rivaled only by my love for "Star Trek." My fellow Trekkies need not move over for the latest...
2013/05/23 18:44
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The Cannes programmers give guests a religion they can at least relate to. First came La Grande Bellezza, Paolo Sorrentino's swooning fresco of Italian high society, in which an exacting cosmetic...
2013/05/23 10:32
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Films by Gloucester’s Sarah Green, an Oscar-nominated producer, are now showing both in her hometown and at a nearby cineplex. In an interview this week, Green talked about her latest effort, “Mud,”...
2013/05/20 22:47
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Loading Slideshow Jeff Hanneman Hanneman, a founding member of Slayer, died May 1, 2013 of liver failure. He was 49. Chris Kelly Chris Kelly, one-half of the 1990s rap duo Kris Kross, died May 1,...
2013/05/20 21:01
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As exhaustive and definitive as our cover story on the break-out fame of the Internet's Cat Pack was last month, still the masses clamored for more. Specifically, they wanted Henri le Chat Noir. Who...
2013/05/20 21:01
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Check back each Monday to see what readers have been clicking on at Wicked Local North of Boston over the past week. 1) "Beverly reacts to Angie Miller’s elimination from American Idol" We have a...
2013/05/20 15:04
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Consider what goes on in your brain when you, for instance, you watch an episode of Mad Men. First, you have a reaction. "That's weird" is a reaction. So is "yuck." So is "wow." "This doesn't make...
2013/05/17 20:26
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Sitting here, staring at my computer screen while not really watching -- off to the side -- a movie even I don't recognize on TCM, I find my mind wandering into the realm of considering the state of...
2013/05/17 16:54
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I will posit right now that "American Graffiti," which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, rates as one of the most significant films in cinematic history, if not cultural history in these...
2013/05/17 03:27
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Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra set to perform ‘Space Odyssey’ The Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra will present a concert of music from “2001: A Space Odyssey”on May 19 and June 16. Mention a...
2013/05/16 09:46
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Loading Slideshow "L'Avventura" (1960) When the Cannes audience doesn't necessarily reflect Cannes tastes: Michelangelo Antonioni's "L'Avventura" was booed so forcefully during its debut screening...
2013/05/16 03:09
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Studio Ghibli, hardly known for reining in the scope of its films, produces works that stretch across many different themes — even realities — in times of great struggle. The famed animation studio’s...
2013/05/15 16:02
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Peter Chianca: For Roger Ebert, sometimes bad was bad Reading about bad movies should not be this melancholy an experience. Of course, this latest volume has a sad distinction the other two didn’t,...
2013/05/15 16:01
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Get Reel: Happy, happy birthday ‘American Grafitti’ I will posit right now that "American Graffiti," which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, rates as one of the most significant films in...
2013/05/14 12:06
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I’ve never heard a hotel guest argue that he should pay less if he declines to swim in the pool. And I’ve yet to encounter a coffee drinker who believes a latte would be cheaper if shops quit...