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REEL TALK Screen time: Review of 'Pain and Gain'
A couple things about Michael Bay's new movie "Pain and Gain." PRO: Michael Bay FINALLY stops taking himself so seriously. In one scene, crippled Tony Shalhoub (Monk from "Monk") tries to pick a bun...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 5:15 PM
CUTE 'N' COMFY Too much time, so many movies
I had the day off work, so what did I do? Go to Hollywood of course! With three great flicks, a couple cuties and a day full of wardrobe changes, it was quite the adventure! But seriously, I just d...
Posted on 3/27/13 at 8:24 PM
IN THE BLACK Free Redbox Code
To celebrate their 10th Birthday, Redbox is offering a free one-night movie or game rental. To get the free rental, enter the code "BIRTHDAY". It is only valid for Wednesday, October 10 and is limit...
Posted on 10/10/12 at 12:06 PM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Tai Chi: Fantastical Reality
Initially, I chose to come to Wu Dang Shan (rather than other sights in China) because I wanted to participate in the culture---by way of doing tai chi. But let's not neglect the fact that sight-seein...
Posted on 9/15/12 at 7:33 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS One Empty Chamber
Its back to the bullet format this week. I give five bullets points that do not warrant a column on their own but together fill the cylinder quite well. Bullet One: Whenever I am in Thief River Fal...
Posted on 7/8/11 at 8:13 AM
Movie review: Tarantino coasts on his hype with the dull and dim ‘Django Unchained’ 
Bullets, bullwhips and beatings produce slo-mo geysers of blood. Pistoleros launch into soliloquies on slavery and the German Siegfried myth. “Django Unchained” is set in Quentin Tarantino’s pre-Civil War South.
By Roger Moore , December 28, 2012
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Short Cuts: Roman Polanski, not-so-sweet ‘Grass’ and an unsettling ‘Orgy’
“Short Cuts” are expedient, pretension-free movie reviews. This installment tackles Roman Polanski’s “The Ghost Writer,” the star-studded B-movie “Leaves of Grass” and “All American Orgy,” the dark indie comedy featuring Sarah Silverman’s sister Laura that used to be called “Cummings Farm.”
December 21, 2010
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Can actress halt her freaky foibles and revitalize a once-promising career?
LOS ANGELES — Lindsay Lohan had just been fired again, and she wasn't taking the news well.
By By Amy Kaufman , July 26, 2010
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Tom Cruise was supposed to be 'Salt,' but Angelina Jolie proved to be just as tough
LOS ANGELES — "Salt" director Phillip Noyce knew he had some serious dedication on his hands when he showed Angelina Jolie the facade of the apartment building that her character climbs in one scene, Spider-Man style, 11 stories above the ground.
By By Steven Zeitchik , July 23, 2010
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Movie made in Cloquet to be shown at Scholastica
“Older Than America,” Georgina Lightning’s movie about the American Indian boarding school experience, will be shown at 6 p.m. Saturday in Mitchell Auditorium at the College of St. Scholastica.
June 10, 2010
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'Babies' filmmaker gave birth to an intimate portrait of humanity
Making "Babies" was in some ways like shooting a National Geographic nature special, filmmaker Thomas Balmes says.
By Robert W. Butler , May 21, 2010
Google Twin Ports movie attracts high-speed criticism
“Google Goes to Twin Ports” is getting two thumbs down from some critics in the blogosphere. Those involved in the movie say the critics should chill out.
By John Lundy , May 21, 2010
'Ghostbusters 3': A sequel that will happen over Bill Murray's dead body?
You could argue that Hollywood's sequel mania really began in earnest in 1989, when the box-office grosses started piling up for both "Ghostbusters 2" and "Lethal Weapon 2," proving that there was no good reason — from the business end of the equation — why you had to come up with an original idea for a blockbuster movie when you could just milk something that had already worked. "Lethal Weapon" went on to a long and happy sequel life.
By Patrick Goldstein , May 01, 2010
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Everybody in Hollywood is scrambling for a piece of the new box-office bonanza
On a recent afternoon, a dozen cinematographers, directors and camera assistants huddled inside a sound stage on the Sony Pictures lot in Culver City, wearing black plastic glasses as they watched a monitor.
By Richard Verrier and Ben Fritz , April 30, 2010
Director Christopher Nolan's latest is a heist movie that targets the mind
July is the month when movies gets dizzy (or is it ditsy?) from the heat, and this year is no exception, with films featuring heartthrob vampires, evil aliens and the never-gets-old concept of talking dogs.
By Geoff Boucher , April 24, 2010
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DJ A.M. cameo adds a bittersweet backbeat to 'Iron Man 2'
There are a number of celebrity cameos in "Iron Man 2" that will inspire some audience giggles (Bill O'Reilly has a memorable moment, for instance, and comics icon Stan Lee shows up with a particularly inspired disguise), but there's also one that might be met with some gasps.
By Geoff Boucher , April 23, 2010
Zoe Saldana's dramas lead straight to comedy
With all due respect to her recent employer, Zoe Saldana already was Queen of the Movie World in 2009.
By Roger Moore , April 22, 2010
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'Eclipse' director Conor McPherson is a natural at the supernatural
There's an early scene in Conor McPherson's new film "The Eclipse" that will bend your mind while making your hair stand on end.
By Susan King , April 20, 2010
'Kick-Ass' director: 'This movie has broken every rule'
Nursing a nasty Jack Daniels hangover, director Matthew Vaughn spent Wednesday morning doing the same thing he's been doing for weeks: defending "Kick-Ass," his ultra-violent and deliriously profane superhero film, which opens Friday.
By Geoff Boucher , April 17, 2010
Doors guitarist Robby Krieger recalls what it's like 'When You're Strange'
Surprisingly, given the wealth of material about the Doors, the new documentary "When You're Strange" is the first-ever full-length, non-fiction look at the legendary rock band.
By Preston Jones , April 10, 2010
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