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'Hellboy II' director loves his demons
LOS ANGELES - The worst monsters in your most terrifying dreams probably would run and hide from the creatures Guillermo del Toro puts on a movie screen.
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Every comic book hero needs a memorable villain
Being bad may never have been this good before.
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A different kind of BatmanBEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - The Joker (Heath Ledger) strolls into a posh fundraiser for District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) in the latest Batman big-screen adventure, "The Dark Knight." The wingding is hosted by Gotham City's favorite playboy, Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale).
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3-D is back, better than ever
DALLAS - 3-D is having a moment.
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New on DVD
'Vantage Point'
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'Kit Kittredge' imparts a worthy message
Sweet, old-fashioned and sentimental to a fault, "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl" is "Nancy Drew" with training wheels. It's a moist-eyed children's comedy-drama that dares to ask how much today's kids need to know about the Great Depression, or a Golden Age when all a plucky girl wants is "to be a reporter."
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Charming Abigail Breslin is still an all 'American Girl'
Like a lot of 12-year-olds, she might want to be a veterinarian when she grows up.
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Follow course of film heartthrobs
From Valentino to Brando, Beatty to Pitt, there's been a long tradition of heartthrobs on the silver screen.
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Top 5 highest-grossing films in North America
1. "WALL-E," $63 million
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Superhero tale ends up dreary: Grouchy 'Hancock' falls short of expectations
c Clatchy Newspapers
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Top 5 highest-grossing films in North America
1. "Get Smart," $38.6 million
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'Wanted' pulses with energy
Blend the killer-in-training elements of "La Femme Nikita" with the physics-defying stunts of "The Matrix," whip in the Oedipal angst of "The Empire Strikes Back" and sprinkle liberally with the bad attitude of "Fight Club."
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'Bloodline' premieres in Yelm
A tomb in southwest France has been discovered that might help substantiate the existence of a bloodline descending from both Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. Findings from the tomb are featured in the documentary "Bloodline" (learn more at www.bloodlinethemovie.com), which takes over where "The Da Vinci Code" leaves off. The film makes its Washington state premiere Friday at Yelm Cinemas, 201 Prairie Park St.
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New on DVD
'10,000 BC'
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WALL-E's world: Lovable, lonely little robot tugs at heartstrings in Pixar film
Pixar Studios' mascot is a bouncy, swing-arm Luxo lamp that hops across the screen with the happy-go-lucky energy you'd expect from Bugs Bunny, not a minimalist piece of spring-balanced steel. If Pixar can imbue a simple desk light with that much personality, what do you think the animation house could do with a few dozen fully functioning robots?
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