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 February 24, 2012Movies Update |
 Tap, Tap, Tapping on Oscar's DoorBy MELENA RYZIKWith just a few days to go, "The Artist" is the front-runner for best picture and best director at the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday. The Carpetbagger's 2012 Oscar PredictionsBy MELENA RYZIKMelena Ryzik predicts who will win Sunday night and why. ADVERTISEMENT  Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Wanderlust'Good Vibrations for All; Clothing Is OptionalBy MANOHLA DARGISDavid Wain's "Wanderlust" offers a commune with the comforts of hippie days to Jenifer Aniston and Paul Rudd, on the run from economic ruin.  Movie Review | 'The Forgiveness of Blood'Albanian Feud's FalloutBy MANOHLA DARGISJoshua Marston's new film, "The Forgiveness of Blood," looks at the impact of a deadly feud in an Albanian village.  Movie Review | 'The Fairy'Beguiled by a Nymph So NimbleBy MANOHLA DARGIS"The Fairy" asks the question: What to do when a shoeless creature bursts into your hotel and says she'll grant you three wishes?  Movie Review | 'Act of Valor'Real Men Fight Real Wars and an Occasional ActorBy JEANNETTE CATSOULISIn "Act of Valor" real members of the Navy SEALs show off what they do in a concocted story, complete with a kidnapped C.I.A. officer and a hook-nosed villain.  Movie Review | 'Hipsters'Striking an Elvis Pose Behind the Iron CurtainBy STEPHEN HOLDENThe Russian musical "Hipsters" imagines 1955 Moscow as a place where the gray-faced majority stalked rebels who could be found in underground lairs. Movie Review | 'How to Start a Revolution'Ways to Change the World, NonviolentlyBy STEPHEN HOLDENGene Sharp, author of the handbook "From Dictatorship to Democracy," is the subject of Ruaridh Arrow's documentary "How to Start a Revolution." News & Features The CarpetbaggerPlay Dead, Act Coy, Roll Over and Upstage the HumansBy MELENA RYZIKIn the Oscar-nominated films, dogs that steal the show and humans that have their moments.  Reem Acra Designs Keep Ending Up on Red CarpetsBy LAURA NEILSONReem Acra is not a household name, but when Oscar guests hit the red carpet on Sunday, someone is almost sure to be wearing one of her dresses.  Oscar Films That Dot the Globe (Even Its Dark Corners)By LARRY ROHTERThe directors behind the Oscar nominees for best foreign-language film discuss their work: "A Separation," "Footnote," "In Darkness," "Monsieur Lazhar" and "Bullhead."  Carpetbagger | Below the LineThe Sounds of 'Drive'By MEKADO MURPHYLon Bender, the supervising sound editor of "Drive," discusses his Oscar-nominated work on the movie, including a video clip. DVD When the Kid Met the KidBy DAVE KEHRThree movies just released on Blu-ray, "Rock-a-Bye Baby," "The Geisha Boy" and "Boeing, Boeing," are an important chapter in the psychobiography that is Jerry Lewis's career ADVERTISEMENT  | 2012 Oscar Ballot |
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