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 July 8, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Horrible Bosses'A Treatise on Issues of the Workplace. Not.By A. O. SCOTTIn "Horrible Bosses," a foul-mouthed and frequently funny new comedy of male resentment directed by Seth Gordon, employees plot revenge.  Movie Review | 'Project Nim'Some Humans and the Chimp They Loved and TormentedBy A. O. SCOTTJames Marsh's documentary "Project Nim" is about a chimpanzee, but we mostly see humans behaving badly. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'The Sleeping Beauty'No Sleep for a Beauty Who Seeks AdventureBy MANOHLA DARGISIn Catherine Breillat's "Sleeping Beauty" the princess doesn't fall into a 100-year slumber, she hits the road for some adventure.  Movie Review | 'Sholem Aleichem: Laughing in the Darkness'So, Would It Hurt You to Go See a Documentary About a Yiddish Writer?By STEPHEN HOLDEN"Sholem Aleichem: Laughing in the Darkness" is a film biography not just of a writer but of a culture.  Movie Review | 'Ironclad'Grant a Few Rights, See What Happens?By MANOHLA DARGISPaul Giamatti plays King John, who signed the Magna Carta and regretted it, in "Ironclad," a medieval battle film directed by Jonathan English.  Movie Review | 'Beats, Rhymes & Life'A Group's Formation and DissolutionBy ANDY WEBSTERThe actor Michael Rapaport recounts the history of the influential hip-hop ensemble A Tribe Called Quest.  Movie Review | 'John Carpenter's The Ward'Young, Cute and Menaced, Per UsualBy JEANNETTE CATSOULISIn "John Carpenter's The Ward" there is much to remind the viewer of a director's past heyday.  Movie Review | 'Romeo & Juliet in Yiddish'Love Speaks in Every LanguageBy A. O. SCOTT"Romeo & Juliet in Yiddish" relocates Shakespeare's lovers to modern-day Brooklyn. More ReviewsNews & FeaturesTo Slow Piracy, Internet Providers Ready PenaltiesBy BEN SISARIOInternet providers agreed to a system to identify those suspected of digital copyright infringement and impose progressively harsher consequences. Paramount Starts Cartoon Unit, Feeding DreamWorks RivalryBy BROOKS BARNESThe studio said it would release one animated film a year starting in 2014, at a cost of as much as $100 million each.  Robert Sklar, Film Scholar, Is Dead at 74By WILLIAM GRIMESMr. Sklar's 1975 book "Movie-Made America: A History of American Movies" was one of the first histories to place Hollywood films in a social and political context.  The Fans Own the MagicBy MANOHLA DARGIS and A. O. SCOTTOthers may control the copyrights, the royalties and the theme park receipts, but they can't keep Harry Potter's wizardry out of millions of hearts. DVD An Influential Director, Two Distinct DirectionsBy DAVE KEHRThe new Blu-ray releases of two films directed by Robert Aldrich are very different: "Vera Cruz," and "Kiss Me Deadly." ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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