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He's back
Jonathan Demme gets back to his basics of his quirky, clear vision of what we hold most dear in 'Rachel Getting Married.'
It's time for prime viewing
The four-day New Hampshire Film Festival, which opens Thursday for its eighth annual outing, has 60-plus films and many workshops.
Fall movie schedule
Back to the good old ways
The new season of films takes its cues from past glories. Find a full list of movies out this fall.
Local Action
New season brings more film festivals
Fall events range from the ethnic to the independent.
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Actors who direct
Here is a sampling of a new crowd of actors who have taken a seat in the director's chair.
Hollywood invades Boston
As more movie studios use Boston as their set, the Hub increases its star power.
Through the years
The brothers Affleck
Ben and Casey Affleck went from humble Cambridge beginnings to Hollywood fame.
This week's new releases
Globe critics
- Chat Transcript Ty took your questions
- Video Wesley Morris on Fox25
Weekend box office
(Week of Oct. 3/Source: IMDB)
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1. 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' |
$29M |
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2. 'Eagle Eye' |
$17.7M |
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3. 'Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist' | $12M |
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4. 'Nights in Rodanthe' |
$7.36M |
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5. 'Appaloosa' |
$5.01M |
Photo galleries
80th Academy Awards
Complete Oscars coverage
Razzie Awards
SAG Awards
- Photos Red carpet
- Photos The winners
65th Golden Globe Awards
13th Critics' Choice Awards
2007, the year in movies
DVD
From the Boston Globe
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DVD Report (Oct. 5, 2008) |
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'The Visitor' (2008) |
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'You Don't Mess With the Zohan' (2008) |
Review
'Rachel Getting Married'
All the movie's goodness is ultimately contagious, since director Jonathan Demme makes you feel like you've been cordially invited to sit at the table. Blog
Ty's weekend movie picks for Friday, October 10
Tolkien maniacs dust off your halberds and brush up...
Review

'City of Ember'
The city in "City of Ember" is run-down and cheerfully sodden, a testament to the way things fall apart and time wounds all heels.- Video Watch the trailer
Review

'Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist'
The film chases love through the streets of New York. Kat Dennings (left) and Michael Cera play teens in search of a secret concert in Manhattan.- Video Watch the trailer
- In movies, 24 hours is enough for romance
- Photos A guide to 'Nick and Norah's' predecessors
- Video Take 2: Globe critics on 'Nick and Norah' and more
Review

'Appaloosa'
The film is a warmly made, slightly offbeat movie about friendly devotion. It also happens to be a western, and every man in it is grizzled or wizened or both.- Video Watch the trailer
- Photos 'Appaloosa' stars mosey down the red carpet
- Mortensen talks about 'Appaloosa'
Review

'Blindness'
The film is a perversely enjoyable, occasionally harrowing adaptation of José Saramago's 1995 disaster allegory.- Video Watch the trailer
Review

'Religulous'
The film, directed by Larry Charles of "Borat" fame, is rigged in Bill Maher's favor. But his smugness makes him a frustrating guide for this kind of quest.Review

'Miracle at St. Anna'
The film is Spike Lee's attempt at a rebuke of every movie anyone has ever made that's failed to recognize the contributions of black soldiers. Review

'The Duchess'
Keira Knightley plays the gifted and beautiful noblewoman who longs to be more than a breeder and who suffers for her society's cramped expectations.Latest news
- `Chihuahua' fetches $17.5M to win another weekend (AP, 7:38 a.m.)
- "Chihuahua" mauls DiCaprio and Crowe at box office (Reuters, 10/12/08)
- Tim Robbins gets star of Hollywood Walk of Fame (AP, 10/12/08)
- `Chihuahua' fetches $17.5M to win another weekend (AP, 10/12/08)
- Jolie: Obama win would be 'nice' for family (AP, 10/12/08)
- Tim Robbins gets star of Hollywood Walk of Fame (AP, 10/11/08)
- Jolie says Pitt changed her mind about pregnancy (AP, 10/11/08)
- Tim Robbins gets star of Hollywood Walk of Fame (AP, 10/10/08)
- Cloris Leachman named Rose Parade grand marshal (AP, 10/10/08)
- `Paparazzo' may be bad word in Reeves case (AP, 10/10/08)
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