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Christopher Nolan has been hailed as a genuine original, but no one with such a transparent affection for (or reliance on) genre can get by without wearing their influences on their sleeve. “Interstellar” (read our review) has been feverishly anticipated by Nolan diehards and casual fans for years, and the veil of secrecy under which the filmmaker works has only created more hype. Early versions o
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Whether you had Royal Tenenbaum or Atticus Finch for a father, today is his day. In the least, give the old man a ring for a stunted 30-second chat or a lecture about “when I was your age” topics. So what if he didn’t coach your Little League team or get you a lime-green VW bug for your Sweet 16 (darn MTV and high expectations) or remember one of your birthdays? At least he didn’t slice your hand
Miyazaki Talks Retirement, Oscars, True History in ‘The Wind Rises’
Miyazaki had also called it quits after “Princess Mononoke” in 1997, vowing to never make a film again, only to release “Spirited Away” in 2001, which won him his Best Animated Feature Oscar. Well, I hate to break it to you, but during my satellite interview at Team Disney last week, Miyazaki confirmed that he will not direct another movie. “The Wind Rises” (Disney) played a one-week Oscar-qualify
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