Review: 'Trust the Man' a disappointment
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The trust between storyteller and audience implies that the creator truly create, rather than merely fabricate.
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Shaad Ali's new film is a moronic, overbaked effort.
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The motorcycle road trip flick doesn't deliver - despite heavy hitters Travolta, Macy, Allen, and Lawrence.
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Michel Gondry's beguiling new film is so profoundly idiosyncratic, and so confident in its oddity, that any attempt to describe it is bound to be misleading.
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'Closer' is star-powered Oscar bait but the whole is not equal to the sum of its parts.
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The spooky thriller 'White Noise' is too static to offer real thrills.
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Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag fails to live up to the original.
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When it comes to getting Oscars, Martin Scorsese is one of the unluckiest men in Hollywood. As we approach the 79th Annual Academy Awards this Sunday, the big question is "will his luck change?" This year, he is heavily favored to take home the Best Director Oscar, but an upset isn't out of the question. Martin Scorsese has been down this road before and always lost. The real question is, does it matter?    Of course it doesn't. If Crash winning Best Picture last year hasn't dispelled the myth that the Academy Awards have anything to do cinematic merit, then you're likely the type of person who thought Pearl Harbor should have won Best Picture. Even if Scorsese loses once again, that only means he's in the same boat as Stanley Kubrick, Alfred Hitchcock, John Cassavetes, Orson Welles etc. Also, I don't know anyone who still adores Ordinary People, but Raging Bull gets a spin in the old DVD player at least once a year. And the Goodfellas disc (despite being one of those early crappy "flipper" discs that splits the movie onto both sides of the DVD) gets watched even more than that. Kevin Costner? Didn't he direct The Postman?
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The new Alfie is a dull, shallow, and uninspired effort
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Vishal-Shekhar's music does not impress much.
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Call him a control freak who lost   it, if only for one movie.
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Rathnaja fails to recreate the magic of Nenapirali in his second directorial venture. Prem looks cute in songs and has worked hard for his role. Hamsalekha delivers good songs, but the film drags forever.
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Despite its star wattage--including Meryl Streep, Vanessa Redgrave and others--the film is a limp look at what might have been
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Eric Mangini may have a reputation for brilliance, but his failure to protect Chad Pennington does not make him look very smart.
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Anders Thomas Jensen's film about the cannibal business is neither high flying enough for the art house nor low down enough for the cult-video shelf.
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An absurd premise hampers Peter Carey's latest novel, a herky-jerky affair that lurches between the compelling and the lackadaisical.
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Not since Spinal Tap has there been a sharper satire of cinematic mythomania