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MUSIC REVIEW: The Futureheads
Rob O'Connor  |  Sep 06, 2006
News and Tributes StarTime/Vagrant
Music ••• Sound •••½
The Futureheads have further developed their 1980s-informed
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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD REVIEW: Eight Below
Rad Bennett  |  Sep 06, 2006
Disney
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound ••••½ Extras ••½
Eight Below is set in Antarctica,
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DVD REVIEW: The Matador
Ken Korman  |  Sep 06, 2006
Weinstein Company
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound •••½ Extras •••½
The Matador is equal pa
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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD REVIEW: Caché (Hidden)
Sol Louis Siegel  |  Sep 06, 2006
Sony
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound •••• Extras ••
Easily one of last year's best movies, Michael Haneke's drama
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DVD REVIEW: Viridiana
Sol Louis Siegel  |  Sep 06, 2006
The Criterion Collection
Movie •••• Picture/Sound •••½ Extras •••
Viridiana is Luis Buñuel's 1961 tra
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DVD REVIEW: The 4400
Rad Bennett  |  Sep 06, 2006
Paramount
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound •••½ Extras •½
The title refers to 4,400 people who are i
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DVD REVIEW: A Good Woman
Marc Horowitz  |  Sep 06, 2006
Lionsgate
Movie ••½ Picture/Sound •••½ Extras •••
Lady Windermere's Fan, Oscar Wilde's
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DVD REVIEW: Nightwatch
Brandon Grafius  |  Sep 06, 2006
20th Century Fox
Movie ••• Picture/Sound •••½ Extras ••
In this first installment of a planned trilogy based on th
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DVDs: Mer de Malle
Sol Louis Siegel  |  Sep 06, 2006

Director Louis Malle made his feature debut in 1958 at age 24 with Elevator to the Gallows (The Criterion Collection; Movie •••½, Picture/Sound •••½, Extras •••½), a coolly controlled tale of a murder plot gone awry.

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DVDs: Three Burials By Mr. Jones
Ken Korman  |  Sep 06, 2006

The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (Sony; Movie ••••, Picture/Sound ••••, Extras •••) didn't win any major American awards, but for many who saw the directorial debut of actor Tommy Lee Jones, this beautiful yet unsentimental take on the modern Western was the film to beat in 2005.

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