Cinematographers Guild Will Salute Four With Emerging Awards
The International Cinematographers Guild has named four special award winners as part of the its 17th Emerging Cinematographer Awards.
Julio Macat
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If ever a comedy pilot cried out for a one-hour premiere, it's "Trophy Wife," a series that races through so much plot in its introductory half-hour as to practically obliterate its central…
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As spirited and irresistible as the college a cappella craze it celebrates, "Pitch Perfect" is a cheeky delight.
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A floppy-haired guardian angel falls for the British redhead he's supposed to protect.
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An exercise in canned cuteness, "Because I Said So" pushes its normally appealing stars, Diane Keaton and Mandy Moore, over the edge of sitcom hysteria. Formulaic, strained comedy should do OK with…
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While neither a full-throated R-rated romp a la "There's Something About Mary" nor a fully realized romantic comedy, "Wedding Crashers" contains enough appealing elements of both to catch the bouquet…
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One well-timed explosion in a movie can be a knockout, but a hundred of them can be numbing. Proof of this is "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever."
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Warners faces a unique marketing challenge in promoting "A Walk to Remember," a glossy teen-weepie romance that often plays like an inspirational indie skewed toward Christian niche market. Adapted…
Review: ‘The Wedding Planner’
"The Wedding Planner" is an attractive bridesmaid but hardly a gorgeous bride among romantic comedies. This tale of mismatched lovebirds begins with considerable charm but eventually loses its…
Review: ‘Ace Ventura, Pet Detective’
Built as a slapstick vehicle for Jim Carrey, "Ace Ventura, Pet Detective" may hit a few bumps when it veers outside the lanes of its core audience of under-20 s and aficionados of the "In Living…
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Don't expect to see gobs of gore in TriStar's "So I Married an Axe Murderer." The comedy is a tres hip slice of life about the dilemma of marital commitment with just a pinch of Hitchcock providing…
