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CHARADE Know what's wrong with Stanley Donen's 1963 mystery thriller? Nothing. Cary Grant plays the most suave man ever to put on a suit who wants to assist Audrey Hepburn, the most beautiful woman t [6/2/2010]

Splice

Film Clips review: Young Dren (Abigail Chu) is adorable, with her little bald head and bright blue eyes. She scampers around in a pretty blue dress, cradles a stuffed animal, and learns to associate things with words th [6/2/2010] by Bret McCabe

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Film Clips review: Since the mid 1990s, Catherine Keener has been responsible for creating more recognizably believable women in movies than anybody else, period. From the neurotic Amelia in 1996's Walking and Talking t [6/2/2010] by Bret McCabe

Sex and the City 2

Film Clips review: Lasting 146 minutes and bopping from New York to Abu Dhabi, writer/director Michael Patrick King's sequel to his entertaining 2008 Sex and the City movie manages to be both gratingly shallow and indul [6/2/2010] by Bret McCabe

Get Him to the Greek

Film review: A comedy finally figures out how to sell Russell Brand to America [6/4/2010] by Wendy Ward

Vincere

Film Clips review: Veteran Italian director Marco Bellocchio’s brilliantly operatic look at the pre-Il Duce Benito Mussolini—particularly his ab... [6/4/2010] by Milan Paurich

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NINETEEN23 This installment of City Paper contributor Martin Johnson's film series focuses on trains... [5/26/2010]

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HARRY BROWN Pragmatic and weary with a pulsing undercurrent of menace, Harry Brown is most remarkabl... [5/19/2010]

Harry Brown

Film: Michael Caine anchors British movie about an old man pushed too far | By Justin Strout [5/19/2010]

MacGruber

Film Clips: Another movie from a Saturday Night Live sketch, this time set free from the constraints of Network ... By Joe MacLeod [5/21/2010]

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