Boasting one of George Clooney's strongest performances, the film seems like a surefire awards contender, and the buzz will attract a sizable audience.
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"The White Ribbon" is masterful filmmaking, but truth be told, it's not a movie that mainstream audiences in the U.S. will likely flock to or be particularly entertained by.
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The Private Lives of Pippa Lee
It's not that this film is dreadful; it's just dull. Pippa (Robin Wright) has been happily married for several decades to a man (Alan Arkin) 30 years her senior.
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The twist in writer-director Noah Buschel's stylized and scattershot homage to film noir tries to give the film a wider resonance. But this is an odd mix in every sense.
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The Private Lives of Pippa Lee
Robin Wright (she's dropped the Penn due to her divorce from Sean) has finally found the role of a lifetime in Pippa Lee, an aging woman who on the surface would seem to have it all.
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Set in the week leading up to the opening of a play, this small gem of a movie alternates between a backstage look at the creative process and an amusing love triangle.
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Two fine performances by two veteran actors make up this quietly touching and powerful drama that serves as a wonderful showcase for the talents of Brenda Blethyn and Sotigui Kouyaté.
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The performances in "The Messenger" are the most striking element in Oren Moverman's first-time directorial effort.
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George Clooney's starring turn in 'The Men Who Stare at Goats' is one of his best and most entertaining performances to date, regardless of genre.
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The 84-year-old Hal Holbrook shows how it's done in a this tour de force performance as an aging farmer who returns to his Tennessee home to reclaim what is rightfully his.
