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 March 2, 2012Movies Update |
 Movie Review | 'Dr. Seuss' The Lorax'How the Grinch Stole the LoraxBy A. O. SCOTT"Dr. Seuss' The Lorax," the movie version of the children's book, is a noisy, useless piece of junk, reverse-engineered into something resembling popular art.  Kids' Film Festival: Fear, Astonishment and the BeatlesBy LAUREL GRAEBERThe New York International Children's Film Festival offers more than 100 films over four weekends at seven locations for an expected audience of 25,000. ADVERTISEMENT  Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'Being Flynn'A Father and Son Reunion on the Way to the AbyssBy A. O. SCOTTIn "Being Flynn," directed by Paul Weitz, Robert De Niro reminds us of how resourceful an actor he can be.  Movie Review | 'Black Butterfly'Collecting Emotion, and Not in TranquillityBy STEPHEN HOLDENPaula Van der Oest's film "Black Butterfly" is a biopic about the poet Ingrid Jonker, who has been called the Sylvia Plath of South Africa.  Movie Review | 'The Salt of Life'Longing for the Beauty That Is Rome in the Form of Earthly GoddessesBy STEPHEN HOLDEN"The Salt of Life" is an Italian comedy starring, Gianni Di Gregorio as an aging man dazzled and a little depressed by the abundance of beautiful young women who do not notice him.  Movie Review | 'Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?'Tracing the Great Recession to a Memo 40 Years AgoBy STEPHEN HOLDENThe documentary "Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?" argues that the seeds of the recent financial collapse were sown 40 years ago in a memo.  Movie Review | 'Boy'Adult Responsibilities, but a Child's SensibilityBy DAVID DeWITT"Boy," an unpretentious comic tale of a youngster's growing relationship with a long-absent father, has a surprising rhythmic genius.  Movie Review | 'This Is Not a Film'A Video From Tehran: It's Not What It Isn't, but What It IsBy A. O. SCOTTJafar Panahi, one of the leading Iranian filmmakers who has been banned from making movies, sits before a camera in "This Is Not a Film."  Movie Review | 'Project X'A Teenage 'Home Alone' Gone WildBy NEIL GENZLINGERThomas Mann plays a high-school nobody who goes down in history after an extreme party in "Project X," directed by Nima Nourizadeh.  Movie Review | 'The Snowtown Murders'A Boy Pays for Mother's MistakesBy JEANNETTE CATSOULIS"The Snowtown Murders" is based on the 1990s exploits of the notorious serial killer John Bunting and his crew in Adelaide, Australia. More ReviewsNews & Features The CarpetbaggerAcademy Wishes Its Future Really Did Belong to the YoungBy MELENA RYZIKThe Carpetbagger says adieu to the awards season, and asks if the Oscars can be saved.  French Film in Its Year of TriumphBy STEPHEN HOLDENThe feast of films at the Rendez-Vous series, which starts on Thursday, includes a blockbuster by Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano. DVD Out of the Bowery's Shadows (Then Back In)By DAVE KEHRLionel Rogosin's 1956 film "On the Bowery," now out on Blu-ray, aims to offer direct access to a world that had largely gone unrecorded. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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