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 December 9, 2011Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy'The Spy Who Emerged From the FogBy MANOHLA DARGIS"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," with Gary Oldman as George Smiley, skillfully mined from John le Carré's book, is a mystery about spies spying on spies.  Movie Review | 'Young Adult'Once a Prom Queen, Still a Spoiled PrincessBy A. O. SCOTTIn "Young Adult," Charlize Theron plays a pretty and poised but mean and self-pitying woman who tries to get out of a rut by returning home and reconnecting with her youth. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'We Need to Talk About Kevin'Suffocated by Motherhood, and a Child Whose Hold Still LingersBy A. O. SCOTT"We Need to Talk About Kevin" is Lynne Ramsay's disturbing movie about the mother of a child who goes on a killing spree at his high school.  Movie Review | 'In Darkness'Unlikely Hero in an Underground Hideout, Away From the NazisBy A. O. SCOTTIn "In Darkness," set in the sewers of Lvov, Poland, a righteous gentile selflessly assists in the survival of a handful of persecuted Jews.  Movie Review | 'My Piece of the Pie'Prince of the Universe, and His MaidBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "My Piece of the Pie," Cédric Klapisch portrays the relationship between a business wheeler-dealer and his housekeeper.  Movie Review | 'The Sitter'Don't Bother Checking In With This Baby SitterBy MANOHLA DARGIS"The Sitter," an on-and-off funny rehash of "Adventures in Babysitting," centers on college dropout who reluctantly agrees to mind three children for pay.  Movie Review | 'Knuckle'Brawling for Money, Clan and Just BecauseBy MANOHLA DARGISIan Palmer's documentary "Knuckle" shows plenty of fights among Irish travelers, but doesn't delve into their complexities.  Movie Review | 'New Year's Eve'Cold, Claustrophobia and Confetti: What FunBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"New Year's Eve," Garry Marshall's latest film, brings stars together in Times Square.  Movie Review | 'I Melt With You'Sharing the Regrets, and the Sex and DrugsBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"I Melt With You" stars Rob Lowe, Jeremy Piven, Thomas Jane and Christian McKay as college friends now in middle age rejoining for a week of debauchery and soul-searching. More ReviewsNews & Features The CarpetbaggerA Director's Kinship With the Deep SouthBy MELENA RYZIK"The Help" is two feel-good stories in one: the movie itself, which preaches empowerment over oppression, and the story of making the film, in which rejection leads to triumph.  An Oscar Wild Card, And He's Holding It TightBy BROOKS BARNESThe Oscar race is still in flux as Scott Rudin delays even large-scale screenings of his movie "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close." Only a tiny group of executives and journalists has seen it.  Arts & LeisureObsession, ReignitedBy CHARLES McGRATHFor his version of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," the director David Fincher, a specialist in alienation, alters what is for many a text as sacred as the Harry Potter novels.  Behind the Camera, but Still the StarBy LARRY ROHTERAngelina Jolie's directorial debut grew out of her interest in international political issues.  Our Own Worst EnemiesBy A. O. SCOTTFor screen villains, the black-and-white, "us versus them" era is over. Welcome to the uneasy age of us versus ourselves. DVD A Singular View of Movie HistoryBy DAVE KEHRJean-Luc Godard is the director behind the sprawling and subjective eight-part "Histoire(s) du Cinéma." ADVERTISEMENT  |  Touch of EvilA video gallery of cinematic villainy, inspired by nefarious icons and featuring the best performers from the year in film. The CarpetbaggerMelena Ryzik returns to cover the news and nonsense of the movie awards season. Photos & Video |
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