Atonement

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Directed By: Joe Wright
Starring: James McAvoy, Keira Knightley, Romola Garai
Year: 2007
MPAA Rating: R
Theatrical Release: 1.1.2007
Plot Summary: A false accusation changes forever the lives of a young teen (Romola Garai), her older sister (Keira Knightley) and the latter's innocent lover (James McAvoy).

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New DVD Releases

Will Smith's post-apocalyptic blockbuster I Am Legend kicks off another epic DVD Tuesday. Other new releases include Disney's adorable fairytale spoof Enchanted, the Oscar-winning romantic drama Atonement, the unfortunately titled Love in the Time of Cholera and Guy Ritchie's mind-bending ~~Kabbalah ad~~ gangster flick Revolver.

Our pick for this week is Southland Tales, the sophomore effort from Donnie Darko director Richard Kelly, for its fascinating portrait of an art-house auteur working at the height of self-importance.

Posted 03.18.08 by reelz
Meet Atonement's screenwriter

If you're an Angeleno Atonement fan, you're in luck. The man behind adapting Ian McEwan's novel into the multiply-nominated film, screenwriter Christopher Hampton (Dangerous Liaisons), will be doing a meet-and-greet here next week.
The shooting script of Atonement is coming out in book form, and Hampton will be at Book Soup in WeHo (8818 Sunset to be precise) on Monday 2/4 from 7-8 pm to talk about the book, meet fans, and do a signing. It's your chance to meet an Academy Award nominee!

Posted 01.31.08 by reelz
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By the Numbers: Reviews of this Weekend's New Releases

The sprawling fantasy epic The Golden Compass storms into theaters this weekend, accompanied by a gaggle of smaller releases, including the highly buzzworthy flicks Juno, Atonement and Grace is Gone.
A rundown of our reviews of this weekend's new releases:
The Golden Compass
"No amount of CGI wizardry or bear-on-bear action can save this movie from collapsing under the weight of its many structural flaws." [Full Review]
Atonement
"An epic war-time love story...as beautiful as it is thought-provoking and soulful, Atonement is a December must-see." [Full Review]
Revolver
"Guy Ritchie's latest is a mind-numbing, sanity-challenging debacle." [Full Review]

Juno
"A charming and sweetly sardonic tale of teen pregnancy...one of 2007's best and most enjoyable films." [Full Review]
Grace is Gone
"There were times when it felt almost too indie to me...but it's still a noteworthy effort." [Full Review]

The Amateurs
"Despite a great cast and amusing plotline, The Amateurs falls flat." [Full Review]

Also opening: Noelle, Strength and Honor, Timber Falls and The Walker.

Posted 12.07.07 by reelz