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 June 24, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Cars 2'Sidekick Tries to Tow a SequelBy A. O. SCOTTMater the tow truck, voiced by Larry the Cable Guy, is front and center in Pixar's new four-wheeled adventure.  Movie Review | 'Bad Teacher'When the Teacher Gets High Marks in the Raunchy and the ProfaneBy MANOHLA DARGISCameron Diaz has found her down-and-dirty element in "Bad Teacher," a broad comedy that threatens to get ugly and more or less succeeds on that threat. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop'One Ticked-Off Comic, Venting to the FaithfulBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"Conan O'Brien Can't Stop" tracks Mr. O'Brien, the talk-show host, on his "Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour" of 32 cities.  Movie Review | 'The Names of Love'You're a Fascist? Let's Hop in Bed!By STEPHEN HOLDENIn "The Names of Love" a young Frenchwoman carries the philosophy of "make love, not war" to comic extremes.  Movie Review | 'A Better Life'Drifting Apart, Struggling TogetherBy MANOHLA DARGIS"A Better Life," directed by Chris Weitz, is an emotionally resonant film about a struggle to hold onto a home of one's own.  Movie Review | 'Passione'Soaring From Poverty All the Way to EcstasyBy A. O. SCOTT"Passione" is a documentary in which John Turturro explores the sounds and singers of Naples, Italy.  Movie Review | 'Turtle: The Incredible Journey'The Call of the Wild, Heeded With TenacityBy MANOHLA DARGISIn "Turtle," the loggerhead, a threatened species, embarks on a quarter-century life voyage, a trip that covers thousands of miles and is fraught with life-and-death dangers.  Movie Review | 'Leap Year'Bridging Loneliness in Mexico CityBy JEANNETTE CATSOULIS"Leap Year" is a slow flare of emotional agony that follows Laura, a freelance writer, and her one-night stands. More ReviewsNews & Features Political Plotlines in Liberal DosesBy MICHAEL CIEPLYAt least three coming high-profile Hollywood films explore the underbelly of Democratic politicians and their handlers.  Big Movies Coming in Short PackagesBy JOHN ANDERSONAt the Palm Springs International ShortFest viewers can see work by filmmakers with predictable professional backgrounds - and from those with very uncommon résumés. DVD Joseph Losey's Dark Hall of Extramarital MirrorsBy DAVE KEHRJoseph Losey's "Romantic Englishwoman" (1975), newly released on DVD, partly adapted by Tom Stoppard, explores themes from Losey's screen collaborations with Harold Pinter. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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