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 January 27, 2012Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'The Grey'In Man vs. Wolf Pack, Survival of the FlintiestBy A. O. SCOTTLiam Neeson leads a group of men stranded in Alaska after a plane crash in Joe Carnahan's film "The Grey," a lean, stripped-down tale of survival in brutal circumstances.  Movie Review | 'Man on a Ledge'Cops and Robbers, and VertigoBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "Man on a Ledge," an ex-police officer who has been wrongly imprisoned escapes and stalls for time by climbing onto the 21st-floor ledge of a hotel. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Declaration of War'Parents Waging a Battle Against the Ultimate FoeBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "Declaration of War," which carries echoes of the French New Wave, a child's illness spurs a family to action.  Movie Review | 'All's Well, End's Well 2012'Web Site's Call Ends in Four Happily-Ever-AftersBy DAVID DeWITTThe story of the Cantonese comedy "All's Well, End's Well 2012" involves single men who answer a Web site's call to help women.  Movie Review | 'Five Time Champion'14-Year-Old Texan, a Student of Science and SexBy RACHEL SALTZIn "Five Time Champion," sex and sexual arrangements preoccupy the 14-year-old hero, who has a knack for science.  Movie Review | 'After Fall, Winter'Searching for Love and the Second BookBy NEIL GENZLINGERIn "After Fall, Winter," a New Yorker writer who had one successful book but can't duplicate it travels to Paris.  Movie Review | 'How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr. Foster?'Marveling at a Maestro of Glass, Steel and LightBy A. O. SCOTTThe documentary "How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr. Foster?" is an admiring look at the British architect Norman Foster. News & Features The CarpetbaggerNine Films Vie for Best PictureBy MICHAEL CIEPLY and BROOKS BARNESA chaotic Oscar season found a bit of order on Tuesday, as "The Artist" and "Hugo" joined "The Descendants" and "Midnight in Paris" in scoring an array of major nominations, including those for best picture and best director.  The CarpetbaggerUnlikely Routes Lead to OscarsBy MELENA RYZIKThe most recent Oscar nominations reinforce the fact that many films that garner nominations had a near-miss path to the screen, built on serendipity, determination and, most often, leaps taken.  Arts & LeisureCracking the Code in 'Heeere's Johnny!'By ROBERT ITOA documentary, "Room 237," collects theories and interpretations surrounding the symbols and intentions of Stanley Kubrick in his film "The Shining."  The Carpetbagger | Below the LineDressing the 'Bridesmaids'By MEKADO MURPHYLeesa Evans, a costume designer for "Bridesmaids," discusses her process.  Theo Angelopoulos, Greek Filmmaker, Dies at 76By MARGALIT FOXMr. Angelopoulos was a renowned director whose films explored the human condition in general and the condition of modern Greece in particular.  Bingham Ray, Executive Who Championed Independent Films, Dies at 57By BROOKS BARNESMr. Ray was a colorful indie-film executive who helped steer art-house movies like "Bowling for Columbine" and "Hotel Rwanda" to the masses. DVD Pilot's-Eye View of the War in the AirBy DAVE KEHRTo make "Wings," the 1927 silent film about World War I pilots, the director William A. Wellman mounted cameras in the cockpits of planes. ADVERTISEMENT  | 2012 Oscar BallotPhotos & Video |
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