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04.05.2007 new
o flick picks Get
a little serious with two fine, thought-provoking indie
flicks, both featuring fantastic performances by young'uns: Half
Nelson and 12
and Holding.
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o before oscar In
honor
of
three
of
this
year's
biggest
winners,
Martin
Scorsese,
Forest
Whitaker
and
Helen
Mirren,
spend
some
time
with
a
few
of
their
best
noted
works
from
a
time
before
their
grand
night
with
Oscar.
Kiera
Tara
O'Brien
reviews Raging
Bull, The
Crying
Game and The
Madness
of
King
George. more
o must
see dvd tv: the
office (US), extras DVD
releases offer a great way to catch up on current sitcoms that
may have escaped your television-watching radar. Here are a couple
refreshingly different, laugh-track free sitcom offerings that
are
well
worth
renting... more
o ...and
now for a holiday special revisiting
old holiday favorites
o the
witching hour: halloween chick flicks
o that
70s film: fright night classics
o the
bookshelf:back
to school Fall
no longer forces us back inside a high school classroom -- and
frankly, phew! Still, if the crisp autumn air has you waxing
nostalgic for school days gone by, you're in luck. Relive the
high school angst through great books like these: Old
School and Prep. more
o must-see
dvd tv: battlestar
galactica, the 4400 Good
storytelling knows no genre limits: even if you don't normally
consider yourself a big sci-fi fan, here are two sci-fi series
that are well worth checking out on DVD. more
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flick picks
Getting older doesn't knowing all the answers, especially when it comes to that tricky thing called love. This week's DVD picks offer
an interesting look at how relationships change as we grow up and (supposedly) mature: Conversations
with Other Women
andThe
Last Kiss
o recent
flick
picks: Trying
to
figure
out
love,
friendship
and
career
options
in
the
quasi-adult
years
can
be
tough.
For
a
little
commiseration,
check
out
these
recent
DVD
releases,
two
low-budget
indie
gems
that
do
a
stellar
job
of
capturing
20something
angst: Mutual
Appreciation and The
Puffy
Chair
o recent
flick
picks:Documentary
filmmakers
Heidi
Ewing
and
Rachel
Grady
have
a
knack
for
combining
good
storytelling
with
thought-provoking
subject
matters,
without
letting
it
turn
into
manipulative
propaganda.
Check
out
our
reviews
of
their
films Jesus
Camp and The
Boys
of
Baraka.
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