| 51 Birch Street / **** (Not rated) |
Every family has its stories, the ones they tell and the ones they don't. Some are repeated regularly at clan gatherings until they assume the shape of myth. Certain details are amplified or embellished, while others fall away with disuse, but with time the contours of the stories themselves achieve a well-worn solidity. They, along with the unspoken assumptions that support them, become the official version of the family's history. They give everybody a sense of where they fit in the narrative structure, and they help us forget about the other stories that are stashed unacknowledged in the closets or the cellar or in the gaps between the walls. Source: RogerEbert Headlines |
| 7 Days |
( Release: Aug. 17, 2007 Rated: Not Rated Avg. Score: 2.5/5
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) The Gist —
Tries to be outrageous, but the humor is just pedestrian. Source: Movies.com |
| 7 das |
Claudio Caballero, a small-time concert promoter in northern Mexico, lives in the shadow of his late older brother Federico, who had once been the biggest promoter in the region. Source: Rotten Tomatoes |
| 95 Miles to Go |
( Release: Apr. 7, 2006 Rated: R Avg. Score: 2.5/5
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) The Gist —
Boring Ray Romano road trip Source: Movies.com |
| 95 Miles to Go |
In 95 MILES TO GO, Ray Romano's eight-day drive through the South on a stand-up comedy tour becomes more than he bargains for when longtime friend and opening act Tom Caltabiano brings a film student along to document their thousand-mile journey. Source: Rotten Tomatoes |
| 95 Miles to Go - 4/7/2006 |
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| A ‘PG-13’ Rating, Despite the Haze |
Characters smoke in nearly every scene of Woody Allen’s latest film, but it was given a PG-13 rating. Where has Hollywood’s get-tough stance on cigarettes gone? Source: NYT |
| A ‘PG-13’ Rating, Despite the Haze |
Characters smoke in nearly every scene of Woody Allen’s latest film, but it was given a PG-13 rating. Where has Hollywood’s get-tough stance on cigarettes gone? Source: NYT |
| A ‘PG-13’ Rating, Despite the Haze |
Characters smoke in nearly every scene of Woody Allen’s latest film, but it was given a PG-13 rating. Where has Hollywood’s get-tough stance on cigarettes gone? Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |
| A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress |
Bill Hader has built a résumé founded as much on his geeky, rarefied pop-cultural tastes as on his ability to portray peculiar characters. Source: NYT |