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...smash hit. In an effort to reach out to Narnia’s most devout fans, Disney and Walden hired Motive to employ some of the same faith-based promotion methods for “Wardrobe.” (If you liked seeing your savior being sadistically tortured on screen, you’ll love watching Aslan the magical lion’s death and warm, fuzzy resurrection!)The two audiences are even getting their own tailor-made soundtracks. Disney will release “Kingdom of Heaven” composer Harry Gregson-Williams’ score in stores next...
...Dawson’s approach begins to shine soon enough; by the time of Mimi’s big solo number “Out Tonight,” Dawson has made the character all her own. The adaptation of “Rent” from stage to screen led to song order being rearranged, the time frame of the plot being altered, and an overall shortening. The biggest change from the original is the addition of spoken dialogue. On stage, “Rent” is essentially an opera; very few lines are spoken, and the entire...
...Harvard University Art Museums, organized “Animal Motifs.”Mowry said that “this is the first time we’ve developed the theme of animals in Asian Art.” The pieces are eclectic, including scrolls, sliding door screens, ceramic pendants, and even a bridled horse sculpture, and come from areas of East Asia—China, Japan, and Korea. Particularly interesting is East Asian art’s predilection to focus on both real and imaginary creatures, the latter a departure from most Western artwork. The common thread between...
BONUS ROUND: If you’re a girl, take a shot just for watching the bonus featurette entitled “The Casting Lounge”—it’s just four minutes of screen tests for women rubbing their lathered-up breasts against a window! Go on, ladies—you deserve...
...Sideways.” Logue opens his debut with a white Chevy, blurred by heat, slowly making its way across the southern California desert towards the camera—emblematic of “Tennis”’s 100-minute crawl across the screen. Inside the Chevy are Donal Logue’s Danny Macklin and co-writer Kirk Fox’s Gary Morgan, the unlikable central players of “Tennis.” Gary and Danny are acting buddies who meet on the set of a low-budget Indie film set in California?...