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 November 11, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'J. Edgar'Finding the Humanity in the F.B.I.'s Feared EnforcerBy MANOHLA DARGIS"J. Edgar" is less the story of the public face of the F.B.I. than it is a look at the private man.  Movie Review | 'Melancholia'Bride's Mind Is on Another PlanetBy A. O. SCOTTIn "Melancholia" the controversial Danish director Lars von Trier offers his own, highly personal version of apocalypse. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Into the Abyss'Exploring Anguish and Absurdity of Killings, Wanton or SanctionedBy A. O. SCOTTWerner Herzog's documentary "Into the Abyss" explores murder and the death penalty, and probes the contradictions of the human heart.  Movie Review | 'Letters From the Big Man'In the Deep Forest, an Unusual Bond and Untamed BeautyBy MANOHLA DARGISSasquatch makes a connection with a woman of the woods in Christopher Munch's lovely, delightfully idiosyncratic "Letters From the Big Man."  Movie Review | 'The Conquest'The Making of the French PresidentBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"The Conquest," a fictionalized movie of the rise of Nicolas Sarkozy to the French presidency, zeroes in on his struggle for personal power.  Movie Review | 'Jack and Jill'Going Over the Top, Then DownhillBy A. O. SCOTTNow that Adam Sandler, the star of "Jack and Jill," has settled into grumpy middle age, his comedy shows signs of curdling.  Movie Review | 'London Boulevard'Thwarting Paparazzi and ThugsBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn William Monahan's directorial debut, Colin Farrell plays a bodyguard (to a movie star played by Keira Knightley) whose underworld connections want him back.  Movie Review | 'Immortals'It's Dark, Twisted and UnexplainableBy PAUL BRUNICKIn "Immortals," gods and men act very, very badly. More ReviewsNews & Features Arts & LeisureThe Director of 'Sideways' Sees His Life Go ForwardBy FRANK BRUNIIt's been seven years since Alexander Payne's last film, "Sideways." Now he brings to the screen "The Descendants," starring George Clooney.  Critic's NotebookBringing Faraway Worlds Closer, And Questioning Western IntrusionsBy MANOHLA DARGISA retrospective of Robert Gardner's ethnographic films, spanning nine selections and more than four decades, is at Film Forum.  Hollywood Plans Big Binge for ChristmasBy MICHAEL CIEPLYThe pileup of offerings between Dec. 21 and Christmas Day includes six movies from five studios, with a total production and marketing cost approaching $1 billion. DVD DVDAnother Nice Set We're In, StanleyBy DAVE KEHRThe comedy team Laurel and Hardy - in shorts, features, even foreign versions of their films - are reunited in a 10-disc set. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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