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 January 20, 2012Movies Update |
 Movie Review | 'Haywire'Someone Done Her Wrong. Horrible Mistake.By A. O. SCOTT"Haywire," directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring the mixed martial arts fighter Gina Carano, delights in its own action.  Technology Helps Sundance Films Capture the MomentBy BROOKS BARNESTechnology and a faster pace of filmmaking may be partly behind the festival's overriding stark image of a broken nation with broken people. ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Red Tails'Pilots Who Fought to Soar Above RacismBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"Red Tails" is a whiz-bang action film about the Tuskegee Airmen, African-American fighter pilots in World War II.  Movie Review | 'Miss Bala'Beauty Queen With No Place to HideBy MANOHLA DARGISGerardo Naranjo's "Miss Bala," an art-house thriller, is based on the real story of a Mexican beauty queen who became entangled with a drug cartel.  Movie Review | 'Crazy Horse'The Agony Behind an Erotic Club's EcstasyBy A. O. SCOTTFrederick Wiseman's documentary "Crazy Horse" is a behind-the-scenes look at how seriously the famous Paris erotic revue takes itself as an artistic endeavor.  Movie Review | 'Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston'Looking for Halston, Finding the '70sBy RACHEL SALTZWhitney Sudler-Smith's documentary about Halston demonstrates little interest in fashion and even less insight into that designer.  Movie Review | 'Scalene'A Case of She Said, She Said and He Can't SayBy JEANNETTE CATSOULISZack Parker's "Scalene" is a disturbingly clever drama of triangulated tension among a mother, her mute son and his caregiver.  Movie Review | 'The Front Line'Two Koreas, at War but Closely EntwinedBy STEPHEN HOLDENJang Hun's "Front Line," a Korean War drama opening Friday in New York and Los Angeles, is South Korea's submission for the Academy Award for best foreign language film. More ReviewsNews & Features Symbiotic Bond for Stage and Screen VersionsBy PATRICK HEALYWith shows like "War Horse," "Rock of Ages" and "Chicago," Broadway has come to embrace film adaptations as good for business.  The CarpetbaggerAt Sundance, an Instant Audience-Award ContenderBy BROOKS BARNESThe Sundance Film Festival's programmers are predicting that the documentary "Searching for Sugar Man," about a forgotten 70s-era rocker, will be the world cinema audience favorite.  Arts & LeisureBrazil's Ruling Family of FilmBy LARRY ROHTERSince the founding of their family production company 50 years ago, the Barretos of Brazil have helped make more than 80 films.  The Rich Are Different: They're in 3-DBy MICHAEL CIEPLYBaz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" draws 3-D a step closer to maturity by bringing it into real-world drama.  'The Artist' and 'The Descendants' Take GlobesBy BROOKS BARNES and MICHAEL CIEPLYGeorge Clooney also won best actor in a motion picture drama for his role in "The Descendants." DVD Mantle of Dreams Yields a NightmareBy DAVE KEHRRaro Video has released "Il Cappotto," Alberto Lattuada's adaptation of the Gogol short story "The Overcoat," on DVD. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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