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Macleans.ca
Cannes: Where the stars talk politics
Macleans.ca
It was an odd way to promote a profane, viciously dark comedy about low-life gangsters. But Killing Them Softly, which Pitt produced, takes place against the backdrop of the US financial meltdown and the 2008 presidential election.

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The Guide — Theater Listings 05.25.12
Chicago Sun-Times
Pine Box Theater Company presents a wild ride of entertainment, featuring “roller-derby sequences, a riot, a roller-coaster ride, vomit, blood, sex and love.” Directed by Vincent Teninty. Opens May 25. Thu-Fri, 8:15 pm; Sat, 5, 8:15 pm; Sun, 7 pm. $28.

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Summer Movie Preview: Part 1
Tulsa World
A vampire movie as a comedy? An action movie with a board game as its inspiration? Hasn't it been a long time since the last "Men in Black" movie? Does anyone beyond fanboys know that "Prometheus" is a new movie in the "Alien" series of films?

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Men in Black III Kicks Off the Real (Star-Powered, Sequel-Driven, Barely ...
Grantland (blog)
By Zach Baron on May 24, 2012 11:30 AM ET Sony Pictures On Friday, Memorial Day weekend will begin, Diddy and his family will commence another long summer of wearing nothing but white, and Men in Black III will arrive in theaters, marking the true ...

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New Yorker (blog)
What to See This Weekend: The Camera-Mirror
New Yorker (blog)
The basic idea is already long-familiar: the comedian parodies Muammar Qaddafi, who, when the project was launched, still held power in Libya. (In the interview by Will Gompertz, which Lauren Collins links to here, Baron Cohen makes explicit the ...

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HitFix
Review: 'What to Expect When You're Expecting' delivers no joy
HitFix
Very much in the mold of insipid hits "He's Just Not That Into You" and "Valentine's Day," "Expecting" assumes that cramming a bunch of famous (or almost famous) faces into a hodgepodge of loosely connected vignettes is enough to make a movie.

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RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Kazakh Poet Becomes Russian Protest's Unlikely Figurehead
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
It is the latest quirk in the days-long cat-and-mouse game that has ensued since Putin's May 7 inauguration, with riot police in urban camouflage arresting Russians wearing the opposition's white ribbon -- whether they are strolling around or sitting ...

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