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Gary Thompson is the Daily News film critic.
 
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Another thing to make you feel old: It's been more than a quarter century since PBS broadcast its 11-hour adaptation of "Brideshead Revisited."
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We've all experienced the horror of the guest who wouldn't leave. But what if that malingerer were your own child? We find out, in raunchy, raucous "Step Brothers," a movie about 40-year-old "boys" (Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly) forced to share a room when their parents (Mary Steenburgen, Richard Jenkins) marry.
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You may find that the movie version of "Mamma Mia!" brings out your inner Simon Cowell. It's likely to happen any time Pierce Brosnan gets his mitts on a melody. "You no longer have a license to kill, Mr. Brosnan, and someone should revoke your license to sing."
"The Dark Knight" stands poised to dominate the box office this weekend, for reasons that it's hard to feel completely good about. Talk continues about a posthumous Oscar for Heath Ledger's Joker portrayal.
"Journey to the Center of the Earth" star Brendan Fraser says he loves watching kids at preview screenings reach out to touch the lifelike 3-D images.
'Hellboy II' could be a hit or myth thing, but Ron Perlman triumphs in lead role
Recently, a studio representative called to ask, in the event that "Hellboy II" and "Mama Mia" screened on the same night, which I would choose to attend.
Thriller is the first test of new 3-D technology
BOX OFFICE and Oscars aside, "Journey to the Center of the Earth" may be the biggest movie of the year.
As a parent, I allow for a certain amount of crap TV and even enjoy some of it. But I have to leave the room during "Drake and Josh."
Murphy's sci-fi flick cruises at preteen speed
Leaving the repulsive "Norbit" far behind, Eddie Murphy returns to good-natured family comedy in the willfully cheesy sci-fi romp "Meet Dave."
Murphy's sci-fi flick cruises at preteen speed
Leaving the repulsive "Norbit" far behind, Eddie Murphy returns to good-natured family comedy in the willfully cheesy sci-fi romp "Meet Dave."
It was with some astonishment and displacement that I watched "The Wackness," featuring "D&R" fixture Josh Peck as Luke, a high-school kid who makes mad money peddling marijuana from an ice cream cart.
"Journey to the Center of the Earth" star Brendan Fraser says he loves watching kids at preview screenings reach out to touch the lifelike 3-D images.
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