The old adage says actors who want to be noticed should never work with kids or animals. It's proven again in the uneven but stunningly beautiful "Water for Elephants."
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In a summer full of comic book superheroes, big bloated effects pictures, and raunchy comedies, sometimes all it takes to make movie magic is a great script and two beautifully matched actors.
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The fast-paced concert film sprinkles only a few highlights of real musical talent through an otherwise blatant pat-on-the-back montage.
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Director and co-screenwriter Matt Reeves has stayed true in many ways to the predecessor, "Let the Right One In" while still making the film his own.
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"Conviction" is the heart-wrenching true story of Betty Anne Waters and her quest to prove the innocence of her incarcerated brother Kenny.
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The second big animated feature of the year, after 'Despicable Me,' to center on an arch-villain who sees the error of his ways, 'Megamind' is snappy good fun.
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An opportunity to update "Broadcast News" falls flat with too much sitcom and not enough sting.
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Sweet, if not entirely special, "Today's Special" is an easy-to-take and entertaining tale about an up-and-coming New York chef, Samir (Aasif Mandvi).
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"All Good Things" is a fascinating character study, inspired by the strange and sinister life of Robert Durst, heir of the powerful Durst real estate family in New York.
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Keeping the rhythms of the Shakespearean dialogue firmly rooted in the original context is especially tricky, but that is what director Ralph Fiennes and screenwriter John Logan have attempted here.
