Entertainment
Cook's latest is literary, not crime
AP   Friday, 26 January 2007
AP - Thomas H. Cook
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Norman Mailer offers a devilish novel
AP   Friday, 26 January 2007
AP - "The Castle in the Forest" (Random House, 477 pages, $27.95) _ Norman Mailer
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Meet the new "Boss": a comic delight
Reuters   Thursday, 25 January 2007
Reuters - Taking a break between the second and third installments of his "USA: Land of Opportunities" trilogy, Lars von Trier goes for the jocular in "The Boss of It All," a slight and sprightly bit of fun that's not, however, without teeth.
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"Fay Grim" an amusing puzzler from Hal Hartley
Reuters   Thursday, 25 January 2007
Reuters - A story of literature, international intrigue and family loyalty, Hal Hartley's "Fay Grim" exists somewhere between the Marx Brothers and an espionage thriller.
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"Four Sheets" a Sundance crowd-pleaser
Reuters   Thursday, 25 January 2007
Reuters - In the past, Sundance has presented such gloriously entertaining, off-center American-Indian films as "Pow-Wow Highway" and "Smoke Signals." That tradition continues with the enchanting and decidedly idiosyncratic dramatic entrant "Four Sheets to the Wind." A captivating crowd-pleaser here at Sundance, "Four Sheets" should be a strong contender for the audience award.
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"My Kid" paints an intriguing portrait
Reuters   Thursday, 25 January 2007
Reuters - A 4-year-old girl who does world-class abstract paintings and becomes an international celebrity seems like a ripe subject for a penetrating documentary about the nature of art.
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"Trade" a generic reduction of human tragedy
Reuters   Thursday, 25 January 2007
Reuters - Based on a horrific expose of an international sex slave network, "Trade" is an earnest attempt to dramatize the network of Internet sex "tunnels." Unfortunately, the film's horrific and important subject matter is distilled into a lackluster lump of generic buddy-movie/road-picture components.
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"Road" movie a puzzling journey
Reuters   Thursday, 25 January 2007
Reuters - "On the Road With Judas" is one more attack on the notion that films need to have linear stories with main characters and a cathartic ending.
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Game: `Lost Planet: Extreme Condition'
AP   Thursday, 25 January 2007
AP - Simple controls and excellent graphics turn out to be a fun combination in "Lost Planet: Extreme Condition," a new T-rated, $59.99 video game for the Xbox 360 where deciding what to blow up first will be your only tough decision.
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Portable games exercise your gray matter
AP   Thursday, 25 January 2007
AP - It's rare that a video game comes along that's so original that it doesn't fit into any pre-existing categories. Take Nintendo's "Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day." Is it an educational game? A puzzle game? Or (heaven help us) "edutainment"?
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"Dedication" an offbeat romance with great music
Reuters   Wednesday, 24 January 2007
Reuters - Dressed up in hip clothes, cool music and an irreverent attitude, "Dedication" at heart is an old-fashioned love story charmingly told by first-time director Justin Theroux. Although it sometimes strains for the quirky, the film is buoyed by winning performances from Billy Crudup and Mandy Moore. This one could really catch on as date destination for the indie crowd.
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