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 May 4, 2012Movies Update |
Movie Reviews Movie Review | 'The Avengers'Superheroes, Super Battles, Super EgosBy A. O. SCOTTJoss Whedon's long-awaited superhero opus "The Avengers" arrives with a big cast, frequent battles and abundant banter among its characters.  Movie Review | 'The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel'Seven Tickets to India, Please, and Reservations for an AdventureBy STEPHEN HOLDENRetirement-age Britons travel to India, where adventures await in the ensemble comedy "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel." ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'First Position'Tracking Ballet's Pull on Youth WorldwideBy MANOHLA DARGISChildren from around the world come to New York for an intense ballet competition in the documentary "First Position."  Movie Review | 'Last Call at the Oasis'When There Really Is Not a Drop to DrinkBy A. O. SCOTTJessica Yu's "Last Call at the Oasis" delivers frightening predictions of water shortages in reasonable tones.  Movie Review | 'A Little Bit of Heaven'Dancing on Her Own Grave With a Spring in Her StepBy MANOHLA DARGISA carefree advertising whiz won't let cancer get in the way of romance, or her sense of humor, in "A Little Bit of Heaven."  Movie Review | 'Jesus Henry Christ'A Prodigy's Manifesto (Not on the Mount)By STEPHEN HOLDENIn the whimsical comedy "Jesus Henry Christ," a child prodigy seeks out his biological father and denies the existence of God.  Movie Review | 'The Perfect Family'Oh, for a Rug to Sweep Secrets UnderBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn "The Perfect Family," Kathleen Turner plays a homemaker up for her parish's Catholic Woman of the Year award while contending with her gay daughter and adulterous son.  Movie Review | 'You Hurt My Feelings'Awkward Love Triangle, With Nanny at CenterBy JEANNETTE CATSOULIS"You Hurt My Feelings" is a fragile sophomore feature that reminds us that watching movies matters more than listening to them.  Movie Review | 'Chronicling a Crisis'Midlife Crisis Solved by Reconnecting With CraftBy JEANNETTE CATSOULIS"Chronicling a Crisis" is a deeply honest and scattered documentary.  Movie Review | 'Mother's Day'A Malevolent Matriarch and Her Evil BroodBy JEANNETTE CATSOULISIn "Mother's Day," Rebecca De Mornay is back as a more tight-lipped version of the psychotic nanny she embodied in "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle." News & Features Summer MoviesHe's Not Done With Exploring the UniverseBy DENNIS OVERBYERidley Scott, the director of "Alien," takes a legend into the future in his new film "Prometheus."  Comic Guerrilla Tries Sticking With the ScriptBy DENNIS LIM"The Dictator," the latest movie from Sacha Baron Cohen, features a new guise for that actor: an African despot who takes up residence in Brooklyn. ADVERTISEMENT  | Photos & Video |
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