| Movie review: Match Point **** |
| Post on 18-02-2006. |
Winning return: Woody Allen comes back with an uncharacteristic tale of love, lust
Tennis pro Chris Wilton (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) gives one table tennis lesson to Nola Rice (Scarlett Johansson) in Woody Allen’s Match Point.
For instance, in his latest picture, the leading man, tennis pro Chris (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), marries well; he never had much and now he has one flat overlooking the Thames in London, one job that chauffeurs him to the office in one Jaguar, and one lovely wife (Emily Mortimer) who wants one child. The job and the apartment are courtesy of his father-in-law. ... |
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| Ciao, Edie: Warhol Girl Gets 15 More Minutes |
| Post on 18-02-2006. |
| IN life, when she provoked Princess Di-size press gaggles as the embodiment of the mid-60's youthquake, New York-style, Edie Sedgwick had all the ingredients for tabloid stardom. She came from money but seemed not to care, had looks that almost made people forget about her wholesome doppelgänger Audrey Hepburn and, most important, nobody really knew anything about the socialite-turned-Warhol girl, though many thought they did. Skip to next paragraph Forum: Movies ... |
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| Porn to be guiled: As soft-core sensibility spreads, critics warn |
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| Not too long ago, pornography was one furtive profession, its products created and consumed in the shadows. But it has steadily elbowed its way into the limelight, with an impact that can be measured not just by the Internet-fed ubiquity of pornography itself but by the way aspects of the porn sensibility now inform movies, music videos, fashion, magazines, and celebrity culture. ... |
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