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Movie review: 'Are We There Yet?'
TRIBUNE MOVIE CRITIC2 stars (out of 4) Success and longevity can eventually turn any movie star's frowns into smiles--even if the frowns are what made them famous. Ice Cube, one-time hard-case rapper and hip-hop revolutionary of NWA, shows his warm, kid-friendly side in...Tags: Death, Nia Long, PG Rated Movies, Bill Cosby, Television
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'The Secret Lives of Dentists'
Times Staff WriterIn "The Secret Lives of Dentists" Alan Rudolph sketches a portrait of a seemingly idyllic marriage with briskness, economy, wit and grace. The film is essentially an extended vignette, as the couple deals with an unexpected but mundane crisis, and one...Tags: Denis Leary, Manhattan (New York City), Movies, Opera (genre), Theater
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Anastasia
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday November 21, 1997 In the topsy-turvy world of feature animation, the best news about "Anastasia" would be bad news anywhere else. Every aspect of what's on the screen, from attractive lovers to campy villains and too cute animal sidekicks, is...Tags: American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), Family, Death, Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
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'Duplex'
Times Staff Writer"Duplex" is a mildly diverting dark comedy, directed with amiable mischievousness by Danny DeVito and starring an appealing Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore. Its drawback is that it's a one-joke affair, leading to a repetitiousness that makes the film...Tags: Death, Drew Barrymore, Miramax Films, Bob Weinstein, Danny DeVito
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Never Been Kissed
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday April 9, 1999 It's taken some years, but Drew Barrymore's career has finally come full circle. After she became America's moppet sweetheart in 1982's "E.T.," the actress' work and image took a series of hairpin turns, but now, with "Never...Tags: John Hughes, Stanley Kubrick, Drew Barrymore, David Arquette, High Schools
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Bowfinger
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday August 13, 1999 People bring out the best in Eddie Murphy: the more of them he plays on screen, the drop-dead funnier he becomes. While Murphy doesn't turn into an entire family in "Bowfinger" as he did in "The Nutty Professor," he is...Tags: Jamie Kennedy, Blockbuster, Eddie Murphy, Death, Heather Graham
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Brokedown Palace
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday August 13, 1999 The first 20 minutes of "Brokedown Palace" promises an exciting and suspenseful adventure. Two lifelong friends, Alice (Claire Danes) and Darlene (Kate Beckinsale), in a small Midwestern town, are graduating from high school...Tags: Prisons, Kate Beckinsale, Crime, Law and Justice, Bill Pullman, Trips and Vacations
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A Spirited 'Affair' Drawn From History
TIMES STAFF WRITEREvery now and then, palace intrigue can be fun, and there can be no more glorious setting for schemers and adventurers than Versailles, home of France's absolute monarchs, the increasingly profligate Bourbons, toppled at last in 1793 by the French...Tags: Christopher Walken, Family, Death, Drama (genre), Alcon Incorporated
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The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday April 28, 2000 The 1994 movie "The Flintstones" was such a dreary affair that it's hard to get excited about a new film based on that 1960s cartoon classic. The earlier movie re-created signature scenes from the television series while...Tags: Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc., Stephen Baldwin, Alan Cumming, Elizabeth Perkins, Cinema Industry
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Nutty Professor II: The Klumps
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday July 28, 2000 "Nutty Professor II: The Klumps" is all Eddie, all the time. When the cast list appears at the end of this benighted sequel, the active Mr. Murphy is credited with eight roles. While this surely has its advantages (fewer star...Tags: John Anderson, Eddie Murphy, Chris Weitz, Family, Death
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Bedazzled
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday October 20, 2000 Selling your soul to the devil is not just a figure of speech, it happens in the movie business all the time. In fact, it seems to have happened with "Bedazzled," a film about just such a transaction. Inspired by the...Tags: Los Angeles, Harold Ramis, Brendan Fraser, Health, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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102 Dalmatians
TIMES STAFF WRITERWednesday November 22, 2000 "102 Dalmatians" is 101 too many, but that's not likely to deter anyone who enjoyed the 1996 "101 Dalmatians," which in turn was a lavish live-action remake of Disney's much-loved 1961 animated classic. Still, you can't...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Dog (animal), Action (genre), Jeff Daniels, Gerard Depardieu
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