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 May 20, 2011Movies Update |
 Movie Review | 'Midnight in Paris'The Old Ennui and the Lost GenerationBy A. O. SCOTTWoody Allen, with the help of Paris and the ghosts of its famous dead, has found a credible blend of whimsy and wisdom.  Critic's NotebookA Provocateur Steals Cannes SpotlightBy MANOHLA DARGISCannes declared the Danish director Lars von Trier a persona non grata on Thursday, the same day as the premiere of "This Is Not a Film," by Jafar Panahi. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides'Whale Oil Explodes and Buccaneers BellowBy A. O. SCOTTWhile this picture is called "On Stranger Tides," it is by far the least strange of all the "Pirates" episodes so far.  Movie Review | 'Louder Than a Bomb'A Stream of Words, Painting a PictureBy NEIL GENZLINGERThe documentary "Louder Than a Bomb" follows four teams of teenagers as they prepare for a high school poetry slam in Chicago.  Movie Review | 'Florent: Queen of the Meat Market'Florent, the Restaurant and the Man, on FilmBy STEPHEN HOLDENHigh rents and changing times claimed the all-night restaurant and neighborhood landmark. Movie Review | 'Lost Bohemia'The Residents Go, the Music StaysBy A. O. SCOTT"Lost Bohemia," Josef Astor's documentary, chronicles the eviction of the last residents of Carnegie Hall Studios. More ReviewsNews & Features Arts & LeisureNotes of a Screenwriter, Mad as HellBy DAVE ITZKOFFThe screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky left behind a large cache of his notes for his incendiary, Oscar-winning script for "Network."  Pursuing Imperfection in Malick's EdenBy DENNIS LIMWith his new film "The Tree of Life," the reclusive filmmaker Terrence Malick provides exactly what Cannes thrives on: mystique and anticipation.  After Hart, a Deluge Of Meaner Celebrity TV?By BROOKS BARNESMary Hart, the "Entertainment Tonight" anchor, leaves the show on Friday after 29 years, during which she helped usher in a new celebrity television age.  Critic's NotebookBucking Up the British in the Midst of the FightBy A. O. SCOTT"Went the Day Well?" is an undeservedly forgotten British film made in 1942 that was intended to lift the spirits of the English-speaking world in the fight against Hitler.  Critic's NotebookHis Back Pages, Captured on FilmBy A. O. SCOTTFilm Forum is offering a double feature of the Bob Dylan documentaries "Don't Look Back" and "The Other Side of the Mirror." DVD Late Preminger, the Un-SwingerBy DAVE KEHROlive Films has released two late Otto Preminger titles: "Hurry Sundown" and "Such Good Friends." | Photos & Video |
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