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Being John Malkovich

100% This one is about carpe diem and, when not having done so, vainly wanting to be someone else instead. It is also about trying to look at life through others eyes and then eventually trying to control them. That this can never work is the source of the plotting and character development here. There are also issues of the lonely desire to discover what it is like to be the other sex. And also about...

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Into the Wild (2007) Review

Into the Wild (2007) This movie was directed by Sean Penn who does a bit of gorilla filmmaking in this picture. The lead character in this story is played by actor Emile Hirsch, from such movies as Speed Racer (2008). His talent shines through as Chris McCandless a young man who turns his back on the [...]

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And my next creation will be a film all about ... films

Pedro Almodóvar's latest lampoons the movie industry. But making a film about a world that you know can prove tricky, writes Charles Gant Plenty of people harbour the illusion that their lives would make great material for a movie, so we shouldn't be too surprised that film-makers feel the same way. The only difference is that they are more likely to be right. And while we civilians sometimes...

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Synecdoche, New York (Charlie Kauffman, 2008)

Play director Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman) is at somewhat of a moot point in his life. His wife Adele (played by Catherine Keener), whom despises him, and has taken their younger Olive with her as she heads to the German art scene. He has unresolved sexual tension with a range of other women, from psychologist Hope Davis to box office clerk Samantha Morton to one of the actresses he is directing,...

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Video -- Futurama Returns! Comedy Central Orders 26 Episodes for Mid-2010

After a move from Adult Swim to Comedy Central and four (was it four? really') feature length TV specials, the former Fox animated comedy gets an order for what I'm...

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Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief – Cast Update (part 2)

To see the existing cast members, see my earlier post. Silena Beauregard (Daughter of Aphrodite) Chelan Simmons Luke (Son of Heremes) Jake Abel Hades Steve Coogen Persephone (Wife of Hades) Rosario Dawson Aphrodite Serinda Swan Sally Jackson (Percy’s Mom) Catherine Keener

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Synecdoche, New York (2008) - ickleReview (cinema)

Left to right: Tammy playing Hazel (Emily Watson), Hazel ( Samantha Morton), Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman), Sammy Barnathan playing Caden Cotard (Tom Noonan). Image source: Culch.ie . Synecdoche, New York is a weird film, but that's what you'd expect from something both written and directed by Charlie Kaufman. Spike Jonze originally developed the project with Kaufman intending to direct it...

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Weird Beards and Facial Hair Fails

Filed under: Fashion , Photo Galleries This past weekend David Traver took home the hairy title at the 2009 World Beard Championships. The Alaskan native's facial locks -- braided in a basket-weave reminiscent of a kid's potholder craft experiment -- took him more than two years to grow ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

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Movie Review: Synecdoche, New York

A strangely compelling and satisfyingly ambiguous piece of work.

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Synecdoche, New York

Charlie Kaufman is one of the great figures of modern century. Genius would not be inappropriate for a man who has written the joy that is Being John Malkovich, Adaptation and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind; three of my favourite movies of all time. His first movie to direct, Synecdoche, New York was released [...]

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The Best view | Synecdoche, New York

As a screenwriter, Charlie Kaufman has become a byword for cinematic jiggery-pokery, a master of tricky, self-reflexive storytelling who has bamboozled viewers with his scripts for such mind-bending movies as Being John Malkovich, Adaptation and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. For Synecdoche, New York, his first film as a director, he’s come up with [...]

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Film review: Synecdoche, New York

(15) *** DIRECTED BY: CHARLIE KAUFMAN STARRING: PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN, CATHERINE KEENER, MICHELLE WILLIAMS, EMILY WATSON

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David O. Russell NAILS Catherine Keener, James Marsden and Tracy Morgan! The man has stamina!

Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. David O. Russell's next picture will be called NAILED, a romantic comedy already starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel. Russell co-wrote with Kristin Gore. Marsden plays boyfriend to Biel's character, a waitress who gets a nail shot into her head causing erratic behavior. Biel decides to take up a fight for health care and travels to Washington to push for change. While

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Catherine Keener - Looking Good In Her Own Way

Catherine Ann Keener is an Emmy nominated and two times Academy Award nominated American actress. She is a close friend of Brad Pitt, from the time he was married to Jennifer Aniston and she is the mother of Clyde Keener Mulroney. Her famous quote is: “Most times when people pitch you as being perfect for a part … they don’t look at you as an actor who can transform. A lot of people are so literal.”