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 January 13, 2012Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Contraband'Not Quite an Honest Day's WorkBy MANOHLA DARGISIn "Contraband," Mark Wahlberg has to smuggle in money from Panama, but the story is upstaged by the cinematography.  Movie Review | 'Joyful Noise'Church Choir's Dueling Divas Come Out Singin' and Slingin'By STEPHEN HOLDENIn the movie musical "Joyful Noise" Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton fight for control of a church choir - and much else - as it prepares for a singing competition. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Sing Your Song'Struggle and Song Define a LifeBy MANOHLA DARGISThe years and milestones whoosh by in "Sing Your Song," a documentary about Harry Belafonte's big bountiful life as singer, actor and activist.  Movie Review | 'Lula: Son of Brazil'A Labor Hero's Route to Leading a NationBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"Lula: Son of Brazil" is an unabashed hagiography of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, whose early life of poverty prepared him to lead the country.  Movie Review | 'The Divide'Another Good Reason to Tip Your SuperBy DAVID DeWITTResidents of a New York apartment building who escape to the basement during a nuclear attack find not sanctuary but a nightmare of mental and physical depravity in "The Divide."  Movie Review | 'Domain'Nephew and Aunt, Like a Wistful Moth and an Enticing FlameBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn Patric Chiha's "Domain," a teenager exploring his homosexuality becomes fascinated with his aunt. More ReviewsNews & Features The CarpetbaggerAnd Now, the Awards for AwardsBy MELENA RYZIKIn politics and in Hollywood it is campaign season, when contenders make the rounds of receptions and meet-and-greets, intended to convince likely voters of their affability and depth.  The Carpetbagger | Below the LineThe Effects of 'The Tree of Life'By MEKADO MURPHYMembers of the visual effects team for Terrence Malick's "Tree of Life," discuss video clips that showcase the processes they used to create certain effects.  The CarpetbaggerSundance Sued Over Opening-Night DocumentaryBy BROOKS BARNESA Florida developer, David Siegel, has sued the Sundance Film Festival and the director of its opening-night film, Lauren Greenfield, over the description of the film "Queen of Versailles" in a press release.  The CarpetbaggerBilly Crystal Returns to Big Screen at South by SouthwestBy MICHAEL CIEPLYNine years after "Analyze That," Billy Crystal will appear in "Small Apartments," a comedy about a deadbeat who kills his landlord. DVD A Short Career in Lurid HollywoodBy DAVE KEHRDorothy Mackaill, a star in silent films and early talkies, is the subject of a DVD double bill from Warner Brothers, featuring two pre-code movies: "Office Wife" (1930) and "Party Husband" (1931). ADVERTISEMENT  |  Complete CoverageAwards SeasonArticles, photos, video and more about the films and the stars at the center of this year's movie awards season. Photos & Video |
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