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AP - LOS ANGELES (AP) — Batman’s rich alter-ego Bruce Wayne has added half a billion dollars to his riches. “The Dark Knight” on Sunday became the second movie in Hollywood history to top $500 million at the domestic box office, raising its total to $502.4 million, according to estimates from distributor Warner Bros.

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Reuters - Action film parody “Tropic Thunder”
held onto the top spot at the North American box office for a
third straight week as the summer moviegoing season drew to a
close, Hollywood studios reported on Sunday.

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Reuters - Revered Japanese animation director
Hayao Miyazaki has no intention of swapping his pencil for
computer graphics and will keep hand drawing his films for as
long as he can, he said on Sunday.

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Reuters - French actress Emmanuelle Beart and the
Belgian director of her latest movie have defended “Vinyan,”
amid concerns that the film which opens with the 2004 tsunami
may be insensitive to people affected by the tragedy.

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The Paris Theater, one of the city?s most venerable art houses, is what people of a certain age once referred to as ?a classy joint.? In many respects, it still is.

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Critics and moviegoers will decide how the new version of ?The Women? stacks up against its 69-year-old inspiration, but we can tell you now: It is different.

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Anthology Film Archives in the East Village has rescued and preserved some of the director Robert Downey?s riotous and endangered early works.

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With ?Burn After Reading,? the Coen brothers return to their specialty: the morbid and the comic.

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Hanging out with Elisabeth Shue, who tries to explain her new film ?Hamlet 2.?

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Sixty years ago next week marks the anniversary of ?The Red Shoes,? the standard story about a woman?s choice between career success or married love, just now shifted to ballet.

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