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Pop Tartnew

Come back to the '80s with this re-release.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Felicia Feaster  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

Mean Streets of Brazilnew

City of Men and Alice's House portray life in the big cities.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Curt Holman  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

Band in Israel Banned in Egyptnew

Cultural exchanges do not always make the noise generated by the New York Philharmonic's recent visit to North Korea.
San Antonio Current  |  Steven G. Kellman  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

Festoon the Bedchambers of Gotham with My Milkshake, Babynew

From SportsCenter to MSNBC's Keith Olbermann to a T-shirt kiosk near you, the all-the-rage catch-phrase "I drink your milkshake" has been gathering meteorite momentum, and is now destined to lose its fizzle quicker than you can say "Show me the money."
San Antonio Current  |  Cynthia Hawkins  |  03-05-2008  |  Movies

'The Bank Job': A Well-paced, Crackling Little Filmnew

New Zealand director Roger Donaldson is a competent helmsman who too often seems to hit on crappy, not very original scripts. The Bank Job isn't going to add much to his resume, but it's not all bad.
Dig Boston  |  David Wildman  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

'The Other Boleyn Girl' is Mediocre at Bestnew

A flimsy and foolish adaptation of Philippa Gregory's novel surrounding the scandalous affair between Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII.
Dig Boston  |  Harry Vaughn  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

'Girls Rock!' Hits Nerves of the Teen Psyche Varietynew

By focusing on the raw sentiments ("spillage") of campers, Girls Rock! is an intelligent -- and, more importantly, entertaining -- look at how girls fight self-imposed stereotypes in very different ways than boys do.
SF Weekly  |  Jennifer Maerz  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

'CJ7': Space Puppy Lovenew

Fluffy extraterrestrial pooch helps poor-but-honest kid succeed on Earth.
East Bay Express  |  Kelly Vance  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

Double Featurenew

How the Holechek Brothers' 305 went from hit YouTube short to full-length film.
OC Weekly  |  Luke Y. Thompson  |  03-04-2008  |  Movies

Pig Talenew

There are several theories floating around the Internet purporting to explain why Penelope is finally being released now. It did, after all, make its debut at the 2006 Toronto Film Festival.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Maryann Johanson  |  03-04-2008  |  Reviews

Like Father, Like Sonsnew

Lost boys look for missing dads in the brutal City of Men.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Cindy Fuchs  |  03-04-2008  |  Reviews

Launching Legacy Film Festivalnew

Last fall, Jasmine Richardson and Laura Green decided to launch a minority film festival in Baltimore. Some six months later and the pair has realized it's not only possible, but it's happening.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Bret McCabe  |  03-04-2008  |  Movies

Growing Wildnew

Another visit to Brazil's slums tries to show how gun-toting boys become men.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Steve Erickson  |  03-04-2008  |  Reviews

'The Business of Being Born': Special Deliverynew

In 1900, 95 percent of the births in this country took place at home. Today, it's less than 1 percent. What happened? Epstein rounds up the experts to explain how what was once considered a blessed event came to be seen as a medical event.
Isthmus  |  Kent Williams  |  03-04-2008  |  Reviews

A Forgotten Heist Gets a Welcome Reminder

The Bank Job is a good old-fashioned bank heist movie that's based on a 1971 London robbery in which a Lloyds Bank vault was emptied while the city slept.
Maui Time  |  Cole Smithey  |  03-03-2008  |  Reviews

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