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...release. The 22-year-old Johansson, meanwhile, has already made a name for herself with the popular 2003 film “Lost in Translation,” as well as the more recent “Match Point” (2005) and “The Black Dahlia?? (2006). “Scarlett Johansson’s career is a little bit shorter than Stiller’s,” said Lachter. “But in a short period of time she has just exploded to be a fantastic leading lady...she has been getting...
...year-old Johansson, meanwhile, has already made a name for herself with the popular 2003 film “Lost in Translation,” as well as the more recent “Match Point” (2005) and “The Black Dahlia?...
...Black Dahlia?? is a fictionalization of the real life unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short, (Mia Kirshner, an alum of "The L Word"), a Medford, Mass. native who was brutally murdered in 1947. Short’s body was found disemboweled and cut in half. The murder was plastered all over the papers...
...synopsis I wrote appears rather simple or at least attemptable, but in fact, one of the main pitfalls of “The Black Dahlia?? is its incredibly confusing and nonsensical plot. Though myriad sub-plots and unexplained nicknames may have worked in book form (the movie is based on a novel by James Ellroy) it certainly does not work in celluloid. It is incredibly difficult to tell basic relationships between the characters, and many of “The Black Dahlia?? allusions to other stories and clues are never resolved...
...Which is not to say that “The Black Dahlia?? is not entertaining. Quite the contrary, a movie can be objectively bad and very entertaining. The climax is absolutely hilarious. BOTTOM LINE: “The Black Dahlia?? tries hard but it is a shallow effort, hampered by a confusing plot and unfocused direction. I do want to have Josh Hartnett’s babies now, however, so I guess it accomplished something...