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 November 23, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Hugo'Inventing a World, Just Like ClockworkBy MANOHLA DARGISMartin Scorsese's 3-D film adaptation of the children's novel "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" is also a homage to early cinema.  Movie Review | 'A Dangerous Method'Taming Unruly Desires and Invisible MonstersBy A. O. SCOTTDavid Cronenberg's "Dangerous Method" traces the shifting relationships among Carl Jung; his mentor, Sigmund Freud; and Jung's patient, Sabina Spielrein. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'The Muppets'Getting the Gang Together AgainBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "The Muppets," the same adorable fuzzy folks are back in theaters, as sweetly innocent and likable as ever.  Movie Review | 'My Week With Marilyn'Glamorous Sex Goddess, Longing to Be HumanBy MANOHLA DARGIS"My Week With Marilyn," starring Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe, is based on an account by the British filmmaker Colin Clark.  Movie Review | 'Rampart'The Mysterious Mind of a Cop Who Goes BadBy MANOHLA DARGIS"Rampart," directed by Oren Moverman and starring Woody Harrelson as a dirty Los Angeles police officer, tells a familiar story with visual punch and hustling energy.  Movie Review | 'Arthur Christmas'A Son of Santa Claus Takes the ReinsBy NEIL GENZLINGER"Arthur Christmas" is an animated 3-D film for children with plenty of jokes for grown-ups and the voices of James McAvoy, Bill Nighy, Hugh Laurie and Jim Broadbent. News & Features French Twist: A Comic Does NuanceBy MAÏA DE LA BAUMEIn "The Artist," Jean Dujardin, a French comic actor, gives a breakout performance as a silent-film star, a serious role that led him to the best actor award at Cannes.  What Do Courtesans Do by Day?By DENNIS LIM"House of Pleasures," by the French filmmaker Bertrand Bonello, is set in a turn-of-the-20th-century French brothel, a place of business and a locus of fantasy.  Film Is Dead? What Else Is New?By A. O. SCOTT"Movies aren't what they used to be" is a frequent refrain these days. But while that statement is true in technical terms, it doesn't mean there aren't any good films out there.  Wocka, Wocka, Wocka! Muppet Antics ResumeBy BROOKS BARNESWith a new Muppet (Walter) and a new movie, Disney is looking to "The Muppets" to revive the franchise. But can they resonate in the Pixar era?  ArtsBeat BlogTalking Comedy With John LandisBy MEKADO MURPHYThe filmmaker, who has a retrospective of his work at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, discusses his career.  ArtsBeat BlogStreep and Coen Discuss Foreign Film in ChinaBy EDWARD WONGThe actress Meryl Streep and the writer and director Joel Coen engaged in a rare open discussion in China with film students about the process of creating movies. DVD Picture Framing, the Cukor MethodBy DAVE KEHRReleases of "My Fair Lady" and "Travels With My Aunt" demonstrate the director George Cukor's command not only of actors but of the medium in which they were presented. ADVERTISEMENT  | Editor's NotePhotos & Video |
Slide Show: Behind the Scenes of 'Hugo'
Video: David Cronenberg's 'Method'
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