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movies.nytimes.com - 12/25/2008

Movie Review | 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button': It’s the Age of a Child Who Grows From a Man

— movies.nytimes.com — “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” sighs with longing and simmers with intrigue while investigating the philosophical conundrums and emotional paradoxes of its protagonist’s condition. > (more) Movie Review | 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button': ...

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online.wsj.com - 12/25/2008

'Button' Bends Time Into Grand Fable

— online.wsj.com — [brad pitt] Paramount Pictures Brad Pitt ages in a unique way in 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.' (more) 'Button' Bends Time Into Grand Fable

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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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youtube.com - 12/25/2008

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Trailer (video)

— youtube.com — A man's age is played out in reverse. Brad Pitt's character is born old and slowly grows younger as time goes by. (more) The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Trailer (video)

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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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RacsOview: "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button"
RacsO Ledger — Finally I have seen this movie after months of waiting. I really have high hopes going into it and in the end I was really disappointed. "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" has got to be the most visually stunning movie of the year, art direction, cinematography and visual effects wise ditto costumes ranging from several decades. But what it was uber high in technical aspects lacked in depth and poignancy. I found myself yawning at some parts of it. It was tad too long. I wish they had cut some of the parts when Benjamin was old. And Nathaniel (of TheFilmExperience) was right in saying that the film felt a ...

Screengrab Predicts the Oscars: Nominations (Part Five)
The Screengrab — BEST DIRECTOR Scott Von Doviak Predicts: NOMINEES Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) David Fincher (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) Ron Howard (Frost/Nixon) Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight) Gus Van Sant (Milk) David Fincher got respectable with Benjamin Button. Gus Van Sant did the same with Milk. Ron Howard is always an Academy favorite, so he should be there for Frost/Nixon. Danny Boyle put on a show in Slumdog Millionaire. The final slot is up for grabs, but I think Christopher Nolan has the best shot for The Dark ...