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Two Lovers Movie Reviews, Pictures

— rottentomatoes.com — Synopsis: Set in the insular world of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, Two Lovers is a classic romantic drama, with Joaquin Phoenix giving a raw and vulnerable performance as Leonard, a charismatic but troubled... Set in the insular world of Brighton Beach, ... (more) Two Lovers Movie Reviews, Pictures

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Ebert & Roeper Rebooting 'Ebert & Roeper'? How?
Cinematical — ... This week on Answer Man, a reader asks our host to track his show's ever-changing titles throughout the years, starting with "Sneak Previews," becoming the unwieldy "Siskel & Ebert & the Movies," and meeting its inglorious end as "Doofus & His Guest," or something like that. Ebert dutifully responds, appending this to the end of his answer: "Another chapter to this saga will begin when Richard and I shortly announce a new movie review program." ...

Ebert and Roeper to Return with New Movie Review Show
Film Junk — ... But hold on a minute there… you didn’t expect Ebert and Roeper to just walk away quietly into the night, did you? Ebert previously hinted that he and Roeper were going to return in some way, and this week he confirmed it in his latest Answer Man column. In response to a question about the rights to his various show titles over the years, Ebert also added, “Another chapter to this saga will begin when Richard and I shortly announce a new movie review program.” Hey, it’s not much to go on, but at least we know that they haven’t ...

Quote of the Day
my new plaid pants — ... This week over at "Answer Man," Roger Ebert's weekly Q&A session, one person writes in asking why Roger thinks Paul Thomas Anderson's film Magnolia is titled Magnolia. A few reasons are listed, but Roger finishes with the following quoted ridiculousness, which is just the sort of ridiculousness that makes me smile: ...

Moviegoer Diary: Gone In 60 Seconds, The Time Traveler's Wife
The Moviegoer — ... I see there’s a small discussion happening on Roger Ebert’s website about the bizarre decision on the part of The Time Traveler’s Wife to make its hero’s time-traveling powers the result of a genetic anomaly. As Ebert notes, it’s hard to imagine how this gene could ever get passed down through the generations, seeing as how the condition it causes is not exactly evolutionarily advantageous. ...