Jordan Riefe
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‘Final Destination 5’: You Can Cheat Death, But You Can’t Escape the Writing or Acting
The good news: The 3D, by James Cameron cohort Steve Quale, is way better than average
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Review: Heartsick Redneck on a Fiery Rampage in Wonderfully Weird ‘Bellflower’
Evan Glodell proves he’s a filmmaker to watch with this wonderfully weird first feature
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‘The Guard’: A Crime Fighter With a Pint of Ale and Brass Balls
First-time director John Michael McDonagh may be slightly out of his depth, but the strong performances by Brendon Gleeson and Don Cheadle save this Irish cop tale
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‘A Little Help’: You Think Job Had Problems? Pity Poor Jenna Fischer
“Office” star shines in a dramedy that marks an impressive directorial debut for Michael Weithorn
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Review: Deadheads, Bible-Thumpers Collide in a Bewildered ‘Salvation Boulevard’
Mocking extremists is about as easy as finding a needle in a needlestack, so why isn’t this Greg Kinnear vehicle funnier?
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Review: John Carpenter’s ‘The Ward’ Scares Up Other Director’s Tricks
You’d never guess that this was the same guy who shocked and suprised us in “Halloween”
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Tim Burton Grilled on His LACMA Exhibition, Depp & ‘Dark Shadows’
“There’s a period in my life when I wasn’t very social, and that’s how I spent my time, drawing and thinking of things, and it helped me”
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Malcolm McDowell Grilled on the 40-Year Anniversary of ‘A Clockwork Orange’
“The audience is sitting there in stunned silence. And I’m thinking, ‘They hate it! Oh my God!’” says the actor, 40 years after the release of Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece
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Boys vs. Girls at the Box Office — and the Winner Is …
From “Thor” to “Something Borrowed” to “Hobo With a Chainsaw” … um … “Shotgun”
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At Last, Some Drought Relief Hits Theaters This Weekend
Three reasons to go to the movies: ‘Water for Elephants,’ ‘Incendies’ and a new one from Morgan Spurlock
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‘Scream 4’? ‘Rio’?: Give Me a Large Polo Mallet …
The big question about the new weekend at the cineplex: Why?
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Tracy & Hepburn — Now There Was Chemistry!
A new 10-disc set collects their entire onscreen affair; here they are from best to worst
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‘Miral’s’ Schnabel: Israelis Must ‘Get Over’ Discriminating Against Palestinians
But the director insists his film is “not anti-Israeli at all — it’s pro-Israeli”
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The New Trailer-Park Life of Hollyw’d Drop-Out Tom Shadyac
In his documentary “I Am,” the former A-list director talks about his transformative experience, what’s wrong with the world and how we can fix it
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Onion News Network: Trying to Misinform — Just Like Fox, MSNBC
“If you see us interviewing a mother who had 300 children and you take that to be completely true, that’s your issue”