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    127 days ago in golshancenter · Authority: 1

    ارنستو "چه" گوارا روز چهارشنبه با فیلم حماسی و چهار ساعتی "چه" ساخته استیون سودربرگ به جشنواره کن هجوم آورد که فیلمساز برنده اسکار در آن ظهور و سقوط مشهورترین رهبر چریکی دنیا را کالبدشکافی کرده است. سایت رسمی جشنواره اعلام کرد فیلمساز آمریکایی در نشست مطبوعاتی فیلم "چه" شامل دو فیلم "چریک" و "آرژانتین" گفت: او یکی از شگفت‌انگیزترین زندگی‌های قرن پیش را داشت. این واقعیت که "چه" دو بار به خاطر دیگران از زندگی خود گذشت برای من شگفت‌آور است. او حتی از خانواده خود نیز گذشت. "چه"‌ با مدت زمان دقیقا چهار ساعت و 28 دقیقه، فیلمی دو قسمتی درباره دو مقطع کاملا متفاوت از زندگی چریک معروف است که سودربرگ دوست دارد به طور جداگانه اکران شود. این پروژه 60 میلیون دلاری که با سرمایه‌گذاری اروپایی ها ساخته شده، در اسپانیا با حضور گروهی از بزرگترین ستاره‌های آمریکای لاتین فیلمبرداری شد. بیشتر بخوانید

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    Cool Stuff: Save the Clock Tower T-Shirt

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    134 days ago in Movies News, Videos, and Blogs from ShowHype · Authority: 7

    Save the Clock Tower! Mayor Wilson is sponsoring an initiative to repair that clock. We at the Hill Valley Preservation Society think it should be preserved exactly the way it is. 30 Years ago, lightning struck that clock tower, and the clock hasn’t run since… SnorgTees has joined the cause and is selling Save the Clock Tower t-shirts for only $16.95. Printed on 100% Super Soft ... Best Week Ever found this 6 hours ago on www.slashfilm.com Find more top entertainment news, videos, and blogs on ShowHype: Movies, Back to the Future

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    Che: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

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    136 days ago in Snarkerati - Entertainment News and Celebrity Gossip · Authority: 271

    Don’t cry for me, Cannes judges.  Che, Steven Soderbergh’s epic biopic of Che Guevara, the revolutionary who spawned a million t-shirts, often worn by those who have no idea who he was (as well as those who think he was Eva Peron’s boyfriend, thanks to Evita) premiered to a mixed reception this week at Cannes. A quick round up: Cinematical’s Kim Vonyar loved it, James Rocchi at the same site also was impressed but felt there was a lot to argue about; Hollywood-elsewhere’s Jeffrey Wells was awed by it ( (thanks to Slashfilm for directing me to these first two sites’ reviews). Todd McCarthy at Variety thought it was lacking character and drama and needed to be recut. A. O. Scott at the New York Times felt it left out a lot about Guevara’s life and actions, resulting in a simplistic portrait of the man, although the film still had it’s interesting points. One thing felt by many of the film’s viewers, though, was that it was just too long shown as one picture. Soderbergh had originally announced the project as two separate films, The Argentine and Guerilla, but brought it to Cannes as one 258 minute film, shown with an intermission. Potential buyers weren’t thrilled at the prospect of trying to make money off of it in that form. Soderbergh weighed in on the topic in The Hollywood Reporter, saying that he would consider a compromise where the film was split after an initial showing as one big picture: “What I’d like to do is that if it opens in a town, you can see it for a week as one movie, and then you split it up. To me that would be an event.” The idea’s not unheard of–Grindhouse was eventually shown as two films after an initial run as one. It was definitely split up internationally, and on video, but I think it also did a second run in the US as two films. Soderbergh explained that the movie needed length because it’s history, and history needs context (though Che didn’t have for Mr. Scott, thank you!). Good point, but you know what? A movie better be pretty damn incredible to get me to sit through four plus hours. Otherwise it’s “I’ll wait for the DVD time for me,” and I would guess many others, unfortunately.

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    Steven Soderbergh’s Che Receives Major Response at Cannes, Palm d’Or Talk

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    137 days ago in Motivism⇒Tumblelog · Authority: 8

    Steven Soderbergh’s Che Receives Major Response at Cannes, Palm d’Or Talk: Really excited about this film.  Only heard about it in the few weeks before Cannes, but already I’m thinking neither Del Toro nor Soderbergh will disappoint!!

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    A Mistake Anyone Could Make

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    138 days ago in ShowHype - Top Entertainment News, Videos, and Blogs · Authority: 442

    No question about it, Lindsay Lohan has got her p... Celebrity Smack! Gossip & Entertainment Blog found this 12 hours ago on agentbedhead.com Find more top entertainment news, videos, and blogs on ShowHype: Celebrities, Lindsay Lohan, Courtney Love

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    Karen Allen talks 'Indy 4' | Karen Allen | Summer Movies Q&A | Movies | Entertainment Weekly | 1

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    138 days ago in Movies News, Videos, and Blogs from ShowHype · Authority: 7

    Maybe you first saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in a movie theater back in the summer of 1981. Maybe you only caught up with it last week on DVD. But whatever your my-first-time story might be, you're likely fond of the character of Marion Ravenwood, the feisty, right-out-of-a-Howard-Hawks-movie heroine played by Karen Allen. She and Harrison Ford defined on-screen chemistry (their ship-board kiss ... CINEMATIC PASSIONS BY MIRANDA WILDING found this 6 hours ago on www.ew.com Find more top entertainment news, videos, and blogs on ShowHype: Movies, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull