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Project Nim: One Chimp's Sad Tale Project Nim
By Rob Nelson, July 14, 2011
Not every homo sapiens who sees Project Nim will be moved to pledge membership in PETA. Still, this documentary biopic of the '70s chimp picked... More>>
Horrible Bosses: It's Hard Out There For an Employed, Middle Class, White-Collar Male Horrible Bosses
By Karina Longworth, July 07, 2011
There's a scene in Horrible Bosses in which Jennifer Aniston, playing a dentist who habitually sexually harasses her weakling male hygienist... More>>
Transformers Are Back and Kicking Ass in Dark of the Moon Transformers: Dark of the Moon
By Dan Kois, June 30, 2011
The two hours and 34 minutes of Transformers: Dark of the Moon are loaded with unimaginable violence, but only one spasm left the audience at the... More>>
Larry Crowne: Tom Hanks Ages Into Midlife Obsolescence Larry Crowne
By Mark Olsen, June 30, 2011
Considering the movie is called Larry Crowne, it sure is tough to get a solid read on the character of Larry Crowne. Directed, co-written by, and... More>>
Page One: Inside the New York Times Takes the Story to the Newsroom Page One: Inside the New York Times
By J. Hoberman, June 30, 2011
Nobody cries, "Stop the presses!" in Andrew Rossi's Page One: Inside the New York Times; no one would dare. There's a palpable fear that it could... More>>
New Times film
By Eric Hynes, June 30, 2011
A media organization covering the media is reflexive enough, but how about adding documentary filmmakers to the mix? "It was journalists... More>>
Bad Teacher and the Downside of Equal Rights In Hollywood Bad Teacher
By Karina Longworth, June 23, 2011
From Tad Friend's New Yorker profile of Anna Faris (which Jezebel.com reblogged under the headline "Hollywood Insiders Admit Hollywood Hates... More>>
Beginners: Graphic Artist Mike Mills Starts Something New Beginners
By Rob Nelson, June 23, 2011
Graphic artist Mike Mills starts something new with Beginners. Playing an emotionally asphyxiated illustrator whose cancer-stricken dad comes... More>>
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By Karina Longworth, June 23, 2011
"Okay, so my parents were married in 1955, and my mom knew my dad was gay, and my dad knew he was gay, and so I was, like, 'Why in the heck did... More>>
Green Lantern Gives Us a Case of Superhero Fatigue Green Lantern
By Karina Longworth, June 16, 2011
It's 10 minutes before a human character appears on-screen in Green Lantern, a personality-free franchise-launcher that builds toward a quaint,... More>>
The Art of Getting By Gives Adolescence a Bad Name The Art of Getting By
By Melissa Anderson, June 16, 2011
Gavin Wiesen's first film, as passive and vanilla as its title, continues the numbing trendlet begun in 2008 with Nick and Norah's Infinite... More>>
Mr. Popper's Penguins Has Jim Carrey and His Tuxedoed Friends on a March to Nowhere Mr. Popper's Penguins
By Nick Schager, June 16, 2011
The path of post-superstardom is a treacherous one for big-screen comedians, paved as it is with second-rate opportunities for dramedy schmaltz... More>>
Super 8: J.J. Abrams Deploys Humor and Destruction In His Catastrophe Flick Super 8
By J. Hoberman, June 09, 2011
A big-bang demolition derby, J.J. Abrams' much-anticipated, greatly enjoyable Super 8 seems bound for box-office glory. Opening three weeks... More>>
The Tree of Life: What Terrence Malick Has to Offer Is Worth Working For The Tree of Life
By Nick Pinkerton, June 09, 2011
Including glimpses of Sleeping Beauty in her glass coffin, the rings of Saturn, and a roadside Texas BBQ, Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life... More>>
Everything Must Go: Will Ferrell Is Down and Out, and His Life Is for SaleLife for Sale Everything Must Go
By J. Hoberman, June 02, 2011
Greatly expanded from a four-page, single-situation story by Raymond Carver, Dan Rush's first feature Everything Must Go is an ambitious if... More>>
The Hangover Part II: Didn't We Already See This Movie? The Hangover Part II
By Eric Hynes, May 26, 2011
Most sequels are born of good box office rather than good ideas — if you build it and they come, you simply must build another one —... More>>
Midnight in Paris
By Karina Longworth, May 26, 2011
A nebbishy screenwriter who longs to publish a novel, Gil (Owen Wilson) is tentatively working on a book set in a nostalgia shop — much to... More>>
Cannes Outdoes Itself: Our Picks from the Strongest Festival in Years New Times film
By J. Hoberman, May 26, 2011
CANNES, FRANCE — The last-day screening of Nuri Bilge Ceylan's ruminative, challenging Once Upon a Time in Anatolia strengthened an... More>>
Meek's Cutoff Displays Fractured Trust in 19th-Century Oregon Meek's Cutoff
By Karina Longworth, May 26, 2011
Tenacious indie Kelly Reichardt has specialized in quirky, minimalist quasi-road movies in which loners come unmoored in some great American... More>>
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides Proves Captain Jack Won't Die Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
By Nick Schager, May 19, 2011
After having sunk into self-important tedium with its two most recent overstuffed installments, Pirates of the Caribbean seemed destined for... More>>
The Beaver
By J. Hoberman, May 19, 2011
An earnest, intermittently droll dramedy about a manic-depressive toy manufacturer and his bewildered family, The Beaver is a parable that's not... More>>
J. Hoberman
By J. Hoberman, May 19, 2011
CANNES, FRANCE — Midway through the Cannes Film Festival, the competition has been all about family — more specifically all about... More>>
Bridesmaids, a Comedy Written By and Starring Women, Is Still Screwed New Times film
By Karina Longworth, May 12, 2011
Bridesmaids is a high-profile test case. Directed by Paul Feig (a sitcom journeyman most lovingly known as the creator of Freaks and Geeks), it's... More>>
Thor's a Bore, and His Brother from Another Mother Really Steals the Hero's Thunder Thor
By Eric Hynes, May 05, 2011
After more than a decade of high-profile Hollywood reboots, the shelves at Marvel and DC are starting to look empty. First came the obvious... More>>
Something Borrowed: The Divine Secrets of the Eskimo Sisterhood Something Borrowed
By Nick Pinkerton, May 05, 2011
Something Borrowed is based on a 2005 work of chick literature by Emily Giffin. It was directed with extraordinary impersonality by Luke... More>>
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  3. The Dictator, 17.4 mil, 24.5 mil
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