No strings attached in this wooden satire
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'Team America,' a satire with puppets, and the time-travel movie 'Primer' are opposite intellectual extremes.
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Matthew Kleinâs bright swindling-scam comedy is set in the world of the Internet nouveau-riche.
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Matthew Broderick and Danny DeVito look tired and out of sorts as feuding neighbors, and you can hardly blame them, given this pictureÂs inept, curdled mixture of sappiness and crude humor.
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Abercrombie is well known for its irreverence, but apparently it can't take a joke.
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A fairy tale in realist drag, âThe Pursuit of Happynessâ is the kind of entertainment that goes down smoothly until it gets stuck in your craw.
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I have never seen a production of âKing Learâ that left me so utterly unmoved or that seemed so perversely out of touch with the playâs soul-wrenching depths as this whimsical storybook interpretation.
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Deloss Brownâs new comedy comes out of the Restoration stage world of rakes and cuckolds and sexual misalliances.
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This isnÂt the first comedy featuring the amazing Kamal Haasan, nor is it the blast. Come to think of it, this isnÂt even one of his funniest comedies.
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Thereâs no money in it, but community theater is far from amateurish.
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Review Does not attempt world domination, but
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"Two Histories of England" (Ecco, an Imprint of HarperCollins Publications, 184 pages, $16.95), by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens: Not interested in English history? Just a dull list of kings and dates? No relevance to problems of today? Think again.
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A polemic masquerading as a movie, ÂPoster BoyÂ unspools like a humorless lecture on right-wing homophobia.
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The low-key comedy âBroken Englishâ is a textbook example of an Indiewood film: a Hollywood fantasy wrapped in plain brown paper.
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Between Billy Bob Thorntonâs wry performance and Tami Reikerâs nuanced photography, you half-expect âMr. Woodcockâ to deliver more than formulaic laughs.
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Never show Jesus Christ or Queen Victoria. Do not blaspheme or mention homosexuality.
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Itâs no disgrace that âAlmost an Evening,â the new bill of bite-size plays by Ethan Coen, lives up to the modesty of its title.
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Opening a film with a small child straining on a toilet and talking about poop isnÂt just a bad idea; itÂs an invitation to unfortunate metaphor.