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Cameron Crowe’s “Elizabethtown” (2005) is about an idealistic young man dealing with a catastrophic business failure, a lavish bomb that

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They had us at Rome. “Solo Mio,” a charming rom-com set in Italy’s capital, makes the most of the stunning

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Sam Raimi refuses to grow up. Let’s hope he never does. The director behind the OG “Evil Dead” saga is

Concept Shakespeare, in which plays by William Shakespeare are made contemporary or presented in stylized, potentially more accessible ways, are