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Worth the Watch: 'A Dangerous Method'

11/25/2011
Oliver Willis

A Dangerous Method, directed by David Cronenberg, is a film exploring the relationship between the fledgeling psychiatrist Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender) and his mentor Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) when a patient called Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley) becomes something more than just a study. The work Jung and Freud are conducting gets thrown into disarray when the beautiful Sabina is taken as their subject. Freud sees her as he sees any other of his patients, keeping a professional emotional distance from her, but Jung begins to feel something more for this troubled girl.

‘The Simpsons’ Recap: The Fight Before Christmas

12/6/2010
Cynthia A. Almanzar
Katy Perry guest stars on 'The Simpsons'

“The Fight Before Christmas” episode develops in a similar fashion as the Halloween special with different self-contained segments. In this case, all the segments are the dreams of Bart, Marge, Lisa, and Maggie. The segments are all within a bigger narrative, in which Marge attempts to get the family into the holiday spirit.

The Glorious Christoph Waltz

3/29/2010
Courtney Johnston

The quite glorious Christoph Waltz has seen overnight success thanks to his loathsomely compelling portrayal of a Nazi official in Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds, a role for which he recently won a shiny gold Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.

Waltz, 53, has only just begun to make his mark on the film industry. He is set to direct the German feature-length film Up and Away (Auf und Davon, in German) for which he wrote the script and is loosely based on the novel by Meike Winnemuth and Peter Praschi.

Waltz Wins Best Supporting Actor for ‘Basterds’

3/7/2010

Christoph Waltz, at the time unknown to American audiences, made a great first impression on movie goers and critics by playing Col. Hans Landa in Inglourious Basterds. Apparently he made a good impression on the Academy, because he took home the Best Supporting Actor award on Sunday night.

From The Associated Press:

Diane Kruger Not Yet a Bride, Maybe 20 Years from Now

3/7/2010
Ellen Wu
Diane Kruger doesn’t want to settle down yet but wants to have kids.

The 33-year-old actress, who starred in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds, declared that she wants to be an old bride.

"You know, I might get married at 50 or 60, when it actually means something to say 'for the rest of my life'."

After a five year marriage to Guillaume Canet that ended in a divorce, she feels that marriage isn’t always a mean for a successful relationship.

Critics' Choice Awards brings winners early in the Awards season

1/15/2010
Sanne Godfrey

"Precious,""Avatar" and "Inglorious Basterds" won prizes at Fridays Critics' Choice Awards, a cermeony often seen as foretelling of Oscar success.
Quentin Tarantino's "Inglorious Basterds" was tied with the all-star musical "Nine" with 10 nominations.
Comedian Mo'Nique was names best supporting actress for her role as an abusive mother in the drama "Precious."
She described Lee Daniels, the film's director, as "one of the most brilliant directors and visionaries of our time."
"Avatar," which was nominated nine times was named best action movie.

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