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 December 12, 2008Movies Update |
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Movie ReviewsMovie Review | 'Gran Torino' “Gran Torino” shows an urgent engagement with the tougher, messier, bigger questions of American life. Movie Review | 'Doubt' The air is thick with paranoia in “Doubt,” but nowhere as thick, juicy, sustained or sustaining as Meryl Streep’s performance. ADVERTISEMENT Movie Review | 'Che' Nearly four and a half hours long, spanning more than a decade and reconstructing a pair of brutal insurgencies, “Che” surely deserves the name of epic. Movie Review | 'Wendy and Lucy' “Wendy and Lucy” takes place mainly outdoors and registers the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest with unostentatious affection. Movie Review | 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' In “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” the alien Klaatu has a mission: to help exterminate the human race. Movie Review | 'The Reader' “The Reader” is a scrupulously tasteful film about an erotic affair that turns to love. Movie Review | 'What Doesn’t Kill You'This film tells a good story well, and in the process quietly says a little something about what it means to look at the American dream from the bottom up. Movie Review | 'Adam Resurrected' Jeff Goldblum’s tour-de-force performance is not enough to transmit a steady emotional current through “Adam Resurrected.” Movie Review | 'Nothing Like the Holidays' “Nothing Like the Holidays” is an efficient home-for-Christmas ensemble comedy trimmed with plastic teardrops. Movie Review | 'Timecrimes' Proof positive that a naked hottie and whiz-bang pacing can disguise gaping narrative cracks, “Timecrimes” makes sci-fi lemonade out of low-budget lemons. More Reviews
News & Features The nominations thrust “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” and “Frost/Nixon” to the award season’s center stage with five each. The CarpetbaggerThe Bagger gives his thoughts on the Screen Actors Guild and the Golden Globes and looks deeper inside the film “Doubt.” Arts & Leisure Preview Is this the year Clint Eastwood wins the acting Oscar? Does he even care? Go to Movies »DVDNew DVDs “Murnau, Borzage and Fox” brings together a rich selection of films by two of the most important filmmakers in the history of the medium.
| Featured Trailer A trailer for “Notorious,” the new film about Notorious B.I.G. Find more trailers and clips at nytimes.com/trailers. Photos & Video John Patrick Shanley, the writer and director of “Doubt,” discusses how he brought his play to the big screen.  A. O. Scott reveals the dark undercurrents of the holiday classic.
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