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 July 01, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for AutobotsBy A. O. SCOTT"Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is among Michael Bay's best movies and by far the best 3-D sequel ever made about gigantic toys from outer space.  Movie Review | 'Larry Crowne'Stymied in Middle Age, Reaching for a New LifeBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "Larry Crowne" Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts are grown-ups who more or less act their age as they overcome monetary and emotional setbacks. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Aurora'Following in the Shadows of a Very Shadowy ManBy MANOHLA DARGISCristi Puiu stars in and directs "Aurora," an enigmatic feature about human relations in present-day Romania.  Movie Review | 'Terri'Another Teenage Misfit Trying to Like HimselfBy A. O. SCOTTIn "Terri," directed by Azazel Jacobs, an isolated, misunderstood teenage boy finds a way to accept himself.  Movie Review | 'Small Town Murder Songs'Violence Close at Hand Shakes a Bucolic SettingBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"Small Town Murder Songs" follows a born-again police officer with inner demons in rural Ontario.  Movie Review | 'The Perfect Host'A Welcome to His World Is Accepted at Your PerilBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "The Perfect Host," David Hyde Pierce plays a gentleman whose elegant dinner party is hijacked by a bank robber. News & Features A Rogue Film Festival Earns Respect (Sort Of)By MIKE HALENow celebrating its 10th anniversary, the New York Asian Film Festival offers a solid blend of high-quality movies along with the hyperbolic and fantastic.  Arts & LeisureThe Team Player Who Blends Into the ComedyBy JONAH WEINERA former sitcom star and Teen Wolf, Jason Bateman has become a consummate ensemble player.  A Lord of Fright Reclaims His Dark DomainBy JASON ZINOMANThe horror director John Carpenter (the original "Halloween," the remake of "The Thing") returns to features with "The Ward," his first big-screen effort in years. DVD The Italian Potboiler's Master ChefBy DAVE KEHRWith the release of a new collection, Raffaello Matarazzo, the director of the 1950s Italian melodramas "Chains" and "Tormento," may now earn some overdue attention. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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