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 December 23, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo'Tattooed Heroine Metes Out Slick, Punitive ViolenceBy A. O. SCOTTDavid Fincher's adaptation of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," starring Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig, holds onto the vivid and passionate essence of the book.  Movie Review | 'War Horse'Innocence Is Trampled, but a Bond EnduresBy A. O. SCOTT"War Horse," set in World War I and directed by Steven Spielberg, pays tribute to a tradition of honest, emotionally direct storytelling. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'The Adventures of Tintin'Intrepid Boy on the Trail of MysteriesBy MANOHLA DARGISSteven Spielberg's "Adventures of Tintin" brings to computerized life a boy of pluck, ingenuity and derring-do.
 Movie Review | 'Albert Nobbs'Finding a Safe Harbor in Male IdentityBy A. O. SCOTTGlenn Close's portrayal of Albert Nobbs, a woman disguised as a man in late-19th-century Ireland, is both charming and sad.  Movie Review | 'The Flowers of War'A Shady American in the Nanjing MassacreBy MIKE HALEIn "The Flowers of War," the director Zhang Yimou revisits the 1937 Nanjing massacre in a story narrated by a convent student taking refuge in a church.  Movie Review | 'Pina'3-D Tribute to Artistic ImpulseBy A. O. SCOTTWim Wenders's documentary "Pina" is a tribute to the German dancer and choreographer Pina Bausch, who died in 2009.  Movie Review | 'We Bought a Zoo'A Modern-Day Ark, With Children, Animals and Even RomanceBy MANOHLA DARGISIn Cameron Crowe's "We Bought a Zoo" Matt Damon plays a single father who is raising his two children and trying to revive a zoo.  Movie Review | 'In the Land of Blood and Honey'In a Fractured Society, Ethnic War Kindles Both Hatred and DesireBy MANOHLA DARGISBosnia in 1992, as the ethnic war begins, is the backdrop for "In the Land of Blood and Honey," Angelina Jolie's directorial debut.  Movie Review | 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close'A Youngster With a Key, a Word and a QuestBy MANOHLA DARGIS"Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close," a film with Sept. 11 as a backdrop, stars Tom Hanks and the young newcomer Thomas Horn, and is based on the novel by Jonathan Safran Foer. More ReviewsNews & Features The CarpetbaggerCould 'Bridesmaids' Get a Best Picture Nomination?By MELENA RYZIKThe comedy "Bridesmaids" has been a box-office hit, the kind of film that might get bigger (and younger) audiences to tune in to the Oscars show, a perennial concern for the Academy.  The Carpetbagger | Q. & A.The Adventures of SpielbergBy MEKADO MURPHYThe director Steven Spielberg discusses his craft and his latest film, "The Adventures of Tintin."  The Carpetbagger | Below the LineGreen Valleys, Golden Sunsets and 'War Horse'By MEKADO MURPHYJanusz Kaminski, Steven Spielberg's longtime cinematographer, discusses his approach for the film "War Horse."  A Searing Family Drama Reveals a Human Side of IranBy LARRY ROHTERThe director Asghar Farhadi says his "Separation," which opens in New York and Los Angeles on Dec. 30, is about "human problems," not politics.  The CarpetbaggerLong Career but Still LearningBy MELENA RYZIKAfter a six-decade stage and film career, Christopher Plummer still has plenty of acting work. "I want to be able to play as many things as possible," he says, "before I croak." ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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