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Pirate Radio

Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans, Nick Frost, Kenneth Branagh, Tom Sturridge, Jack Davenport, Ralph Brown, Chris O'Dowd, January Jones

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Movie Review: Pirate Radio

These DJs are making waves.

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Insert Caption: Pirate Radio

Welcome back to another edition of Insert Caption -- the game that whole-heartedly congratulates the New York Yankees on their 27th (!) World Series title! Last week we asked you to join a little staring contest with a few our of goat friends in honor of the new comedy The Men Who Stare at Goats (in theaters now). Congrats go out to our three animal-loving winners, all of whom have admitted to staring...

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Seasonal disorder: Holiday movies preview

While movie theatres aren't quite desperate enough to offer flu vaccinations to ticket buyers, they'll do everything else they can to get seats filled during the coming holiday season. Boffo box office would be like a booster shot for a business plagued with the same worries as so many industries.

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CS Video: Richard Curtis on Pirate Radio

The history of rock 'n' roll was forever changed in the '60s by the British Invasion, and the influence of bands like The Beatles and The Stones and The Who and The Kinks and others are still felt today. And yet, in England, the government-run radio stations only allowed an hour of popular music on air a day, forcing music DJs to take their show to the sea, broadcasting rock music from boats off the...

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Free Pirate Radio screening in Baltimore! Nov. 12th

Atomic Popcorn would like to invite you to set sail on an exciting journey. Rock & Roll will live forever – but can it float? PIRATE RADIO, the newest ensemble comedy from filmmaker Richard Curtis (screenwriter of Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill), is ready to make your belly ache. The film has [...]

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Blog Trends from My Bunk 11/03/09

I have seen so many charges of raped childhood from movie fans over the past few years that it took be my surprise today that few people seem to have issues with the idea that the title character will be...

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Avast Me Hearties, There’s Music Afoot

Like 10 million people across the country, I bought Norah Jones’ debut album Come Away With Me in 2002. I wanted to like it more than I do. It’s pleasant enough, but every song sounds like every other song. (That wasn’t a problem on her 2003 alt-country project, the Little Willies, which I’ve listened to [...]

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NY-23: Glenn Beck is Doug Hoffman’s Mentor - Really

Just to follow Airbare’s excellent post on the NY-23, check this out (via Think Progress). Beck cohost Pat Gray praised Hoffman’s lurch to the right, noting “he’s getting stronger every second.” Beck chimed in, agreeing, “He’s getting stronger, there it is, every second.” Hoffman then groveled: PAT: Every second. What about HOFFMAN: I have good mentors...

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TV: Newswire:Check out this exclusive behind-the-scenes clip from Mary And Max (starring Philip Seymour Hoffman)

So there's this cool claymation thing called Mary And Max that seems to be flying a little bit under people's radar. Below, you'll find a synopsis. Below that a behind-the-scenes clip that's exclusive to The A.V. Club . And finally, below that, a trailer with some actual clay people and voices in it. But where can you see it, you ask? On demand, via: BRIGHT HOUSE: Movies on Demand > IFC In Theaters...

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Yo Ho Ho! Win a “Pirate Radio” CD Soundtrack

We have five copies of the 2-CD soundtrack to Richard Curtis' rock & roll-inspired comedy to give away. Find out how you can win!

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Watch Mary and Max Movie Trailer Online

This claymation wonder made a splash at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. The surprising friendship between a young Australian girl named Mary (voiced by Toni Collette) and an aging New Yorker named Max (Philip Seymour Hoffman) lies at the heart of this sweet comedy. Though Mary and Max have never met, they communicate via letter, becoming close companions though they are separated by thousands of...

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MD News Desk: Halloween Edition

Today we present a special edition of the MD News Desk , a goody bag filled with various tricks and treats from Movie Dearest : And the List Goes On : - This collection of 20 Movie Villain Pumpkin Carvings gets extra cool points for including ... Large Marge! Women We Love : - It's Jamie Lee Curtis’ Follicle Funhouse! How many can you name? On Location : - O.T.I.S. pays a special visit to the...

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Synecdoche, New York

DVD Video Review: Roger Keen watches the strange world of Charlie Kaufman get stranger still, as he intermingles life and art in ever ascending and myriadly complex ways.

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'The Boat That Flopped' Gets Repackaged for the Yanks: Shorter, Faster, and a New Title...

Wall Street Journal : “The Boat That Rocked” should have had everything going for it. The starry cast includes Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy and Kenneth Branagh; writer-director Richard Curtis wrote “Four Weddings and a Funeral”; the soundtrack overflows with 1960s classics. Instead, the film sank when it was released in Britain last spring, with commentators calling it...