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Eat Pray Love

Genre: Drama

Director:

  • Ryan Murphy

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    Cast:

    • Javier Bardem
    • Julia Roberts
    • James Franco

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    MW on DVDs: Metropolis, Flipped, Last of the Mohicans, The Bing Crosby Collection … and more

    PICK OF THE WEEK: CLASSIC Metropolis (Most Complete Version) (Four Stars) Germany: Fritz Lang, 1927 Metropolis, Fritz Lang’s great, spellbinding science fiction epic about a futuristic city gone mad, has been regarded as a cinematic classic since almost the very hours of its premiere, in Berlin in 1927. At that first showing, German audiences and…

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    Best Picture Chart – 19 Weeks To Go – 10/21/10

    BEST PICTURE Picture Studio Director Stars Comment The Ten, If I Had To Pick Today Dec 25 True Grit Par Coens Bridges Brolin Damon Nov 24 The King’s Speech TWC Marshall Firth Dec 1 Black Swan FxSch Aronofsky Portman Oct 1 The Social Network Sony Fincher Eisenberg Dec 10 The Fighter Par/Rel O. Russell Wahlberg…

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    Actress Charts – 19 Weeks To Go – 10/21/10

    BEST ACTRESS Actress – Film Comment Natalie Portman – Black Swan Anette Bening – The Kids Are All Right Carey Mulligan – Never Let Me Go Jennifer Lawrence – Winter’s Bone Reese Witherspoon – How Do You Know Nicole Kidman – Rabbit Hole Anne Hathaway – Love & Other Drugs Lesley Manville – Another Year…

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    Actor Charts – 19 Weeks To Go – 10/21/10

    BEST ACTOR Actor – Film Comment Colin Firth – The King’s Speech Jsmes Franco – 127 Hours Jesse Eisenberg – The Social Network Jeff Bridges – True Grit Robert Duvall – Get Low Mark Wahlberg – The Fighter Jack Nicholson – How Do You Know Javier Bardem – Biutiful Ryan Gosling – Blue Valentine Leo…

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    19 Weeks To Oscar: Looking For A Rush

    So far, the season hasn’t sizzled. But new films and the thrill of seeing new faces rise and old faces coming back may turn this into a season of happy fireworks.

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    22 Weeks To Oscar: The Year Of Good Being Good Enough

    This is a very competitive race for a dozen or so movies looking to fit into a few slots. GREAT is not necessary. In fact, GREAT may be a problem for some of these films. This is the Oscar season of Really Good.
    (New Charts This Week, Including Acting Races)

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    Best Picture Chart – 9/30/10

    BEST PICTURE Picture Studio Director Stars Comment The Films Most Likely (by release date) June 18 Toy Story 3 Disney Unkrich – July 16 Inception WB Nolan DiCaprio Oct 1 The Social Network Sony Fincher Eisenberg Nov 5 127 Hours FxSch Boyle Franco Nov 24 The King’s Speech TWC Marshall Firth Dec 1 Black Swan…

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    Weekend Estimates – September 19

    The Town| 23.6|New| 23.6 Easy A| 18|New | 18 Devil| 12.5| New| 12.5 Resident Evil: Afterlife| 9.9| -63%| 43.8 Alpha and Omega| 9.2|New|9.2 Takers|3|-48%|52.3 The American| 2.7| -52%| 32.8 Inception| 2 | -29%| 285.1 The Other Guys| 1.9| -43%| 115.3 Eat Pray Love| 1.6| -44%| 77.6

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    Weekend Estimates – September 6

    Four Day Estimates| | | The American| 16.5| New| 19.6 Machete| 14.1| New| 14.1 Takers| 13.6| -47%| 40.1 The Last Exorcism| 8.7| -64%| 33.5 Going the Distance| 8.6| New| 8.6 The Expendables| 8.3| -46%| 93.9 The Other Guys| 6.6| -16%| 108 Eat Pray Love| 6.1| -29%| 70.2 Inception| 5.8| -6%| 278.4 Nanny McPhee Returns| 4.6|…

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    Friday Estimates – August 27

    Two new films lead the pack heading into the weekend, as The Last Exorcism and Takers battle it out for first place …

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    Box Office Hell – August 27

    The Guessers see The Expendables dropping into third place this weekend, with newcomers The Last Exorcism and Takers leading the way…

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    Meghan Daum Sez Eat Pray Love Spiritual Quest But Also Triumph Of Capitalism

    Meghan Daum Sez Eat Pray Love Spiritual Quest But Also Triumph Of Capitalism

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    The Class Issues Of Loving Eat Pray Love Vs. I Am Love

    The Class Issues Of Loving Eat Pray Love Vs. I Am Love

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    Wilmington on Movies: Nanny McPhee Returns, Mao’s Last Dancer, Eat Pray Love and Lottery Ticket

    Nanny McPhee Returns (Three Stars) U.S.; Susanna White, 2010 I love Emma Thompson, even snaggle-toothed and warty. And this Thompson-written, Thompson-starring way-beyond-Mary-Poppins WW2-era film of the Matilda books of Christianna Brand — who also wrote that wonderful WW2-set thriller Green for Danger (which became one of Alistair Sim‘s finest hours) — is a little loud,…

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    Eat Pray Love As Foodie Movie

    Eat Pray Love As Foodie Movie

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    “I’ve seen cuts that were the first or second drafts of the movie. There were amazing things: much more of the children and Jessica and Brad. And you could almost make a whole other movie about Sean. There’s another side to his story. It’s almost unexplored in the film.”
    ~ Emanuel Lubezki On The Roots Of Tree Of Life

    “Well, it’s not a religious event. I hate to tell people that. It’s a movie, just a movie. The controversy over who shot first, Greedo or Han Solo, in Episode IV, what I did was try to clean up the confusion, but obviously it upset people because they wanted Solo to be a cold-blooded killer, but he actually isn’t. It had been done in all close-ups and it was confusing about who did what to whom. I put a little wider shot in there that made it clear that Greedo is the one who shot first, but everyone wanted to think that Han shot first, because they wanted to think that he actually just gunned him down. It’s the same thing with Yoda. We tried to do Yoda in CGI in Episode I, but we just couldn’t get it done in time. We had to use the puppet, but the puppet really wasn’t as good as the CGI. So when we did the reissue, we  put the CGI back in, which was what it was meant to be. If you look at Blade Runner, it’s been cut sixteen ways from Sunday and there are all kinds of different versions of it. Star Wars, there’s basically one version—it just keeps getting improved a little bit as we move forward.”
    ~ George Lucas Suggests His Empire Not A Religion

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