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"Life is an adventure in forgiveness," said journalist and peace activist Norman Cousins. Few if any plays exemplify this aphorism like British playwright Byron Lavery's remarkable 2004 Tony nominee Frozen.
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I'm hesitant to tell you anything about Beautiful Losers because I'd prefer that you just go see it. However, I feel it's my duty to encourage you to flake on your Friday night plans so you can see this film as soon as possible.
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When Jean-Luc Godard exploded on the scene as one of the brilliant young rabble-rousers of the French New Wave, he was assuredly a man of his time.
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'Bangkok Dangerous': A Hit Man Adrift In Thailand
The Pang Brothers' partially sanitized remake of their own 1999 thriller is hardly philosophical. Its style and its soul are more Asian than American — and it leaves some space for contemplation between shootouts.
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'The Fly' Stirs New Buzz — On The Operatic Stage
Science fiction isn't typical source material for opera. Which is why Placido Domingo was a little surprised when The Fly landed on his desk. But David Cronenberg and Howard Shore's opera opens Sept. 7 in Los Angeles.
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Summary Judgment: A Record Summer For Movies
Despite economic woes, domestic ticket sales topped a record $4 billion this summer. Slate.com's Mark Jordan Legan caught up with a few movie-goers to see what they enjoyed about their cinematic experience. Food prices weren't part of it.