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June 10, 2011Movies Update |
Movie ReviewsMovie Review | 'Super 8'Hey, Guys, Let's Make a Monster FlickBy A. O. SCOTTIn J. J. Abrams's "Super 8," teenagers making a zombie movie in 1979 discover something even stranger than the undead. Movie Review | 'The Trip'2 Pairs of Sharp Elbows On White TableclothsBy MANOHLA DARGISIn "The Trip" Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon motor to fine restaurants in northern England, and along the way they philosophize, joust and parry, and entertain each other, frequently by imitating someone else. Movie Review | 'Agrarian Utopia'A Rural Struggle for Subsistence, Rooted in DignityBy A. O. SCOTTUruphong Raksasad's "Agrarian Utopia" focuses on two families of farmers in Thailand. Movie Review | 'Road to Nowhere'Trouble Ahead: Director Falls for Leading LadyBy STEPHEN HOLDENMonte Hellman's noirish "Road to Nowhere" follows a moviemaker as he creates a film based on a true-crime story of insurance fraud in North Carolina. Movie Review | 'Bride Flight'Three Friends, Each on a JourneyBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"Bride Flight" is a fictionalized story inspired by the Last Great Air Race - a 12,000-mile flight from London to Christchurch, New Zealand, in 1953. Movie Review | 'One Lucky Elephant'The Trick an Animal Cannot Learn: How to Be Wild AgainBy MANOHLA DARGISA man and his elephant, their long relationship and their bittersweet parting form the center of this documentary. Movie Review | 'Reindeerspotting: Escape From Santaland'Living a Drug Life in a World of SnowBy MIKE HALEJoonas Neuvonen's documentary, "Reindeerspotting: Escape From Santaland," tracks a group of addicts in Finland and what they do to feed their habit. News & FeaturesIn Defense of the Slow and the BoringBy MANOHLA DARGIS and A. O. SCOTTThe Times's chief film critics discuss the lingering bias against movies that aspire to more than entertainment. Girls of a Certain Age Challenge HollywoodBy PAMELA PAUL"Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer" hopes to achieve box-office success with the tween market. DVDDVDChopin, Schubert and Dietrich (the Latter Nude)By DAVE KEHRMarlene Dietrich had a break from her collaborations with Josef von Sternberg to star in Rouben Mamoulian's "Song of Songs" (1933), new on DVD. | Photos & Video |
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