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Four flicks for fall
By Casey Cavalier & William
Gray
At last! Here comes a change of scenery
for film fans. It seems as if somebody picked up
2005 by the legs and shook all the good movies out
into the holiday season. What follows is a short
list of mainstream releases with wide variety. If
you can’t see them all, we’ll give you
a few tips to choose wisely.
Oct. 21 |
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SHOPGIRL
stars Steve Martin, Claire Danes and Jason
Shwartzman in a story about life, love —
and how to make the two work together. Adapted
from Martin ‘s novel of the same name,
it ‘s a poignant and bittersweet portrayal
of love and emotional desire. |
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Oct. 28 |
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THE WEATHERMAN
proves that Chicago weather is never boring.
Nicholas Cage plays David Spritz, a weatherman
who is loved and hated by viewers. Spritz
gets a shot at big league TV, and must learn
to balance his thriving professional life
and a dismal personal life. |
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Nov. 9 |
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GET RICH OR DIE
TRYIN’ brings us Curtis “50-Cent”
Jackson who portrays a young man attempting
to transcend a life of crime and make it
in the music business. This is a part “Fiddy”
is well prepared to play. Catch his debut
in Paramount‘s Get Rich or Die Tryin’. |
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Nov. 23 |
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JUST FRIENDS
provides what every holiday needs —
a good comedy. Ryan Reynolds plays Chris
Brander, a big-time music executive who
returns home with a crazy, blonde pop star.
Once an overweight high school geek, Chris
is determined to rekindle his one-sided
teenage crush, played by Amy Smart in the
New Line film. |
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Nov. 18 |
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HARRY POTTER AND
THE GOBLET OF FIRE will be greeted
with enthusiasm when it arrives in theaters
on Nov. 18. Writer/Producer J.K. Rowling
has built an empire that offers Rupert Grint
and Daniel Radcliffe (pictured) job security. |
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