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'SPELLBOUND': G-R-E-A-T F-I-L-M
New York Post ^ | 6/17/03 | JOHN PODHORETZ

Posted on 06/17/2003 2:42:47 AM PDT by kattracks

Edited on 05/26/2004 5:14:45 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

June 17, 2003 -- OSCARS are usually given to the wrong movie. But this past March, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences committed a special sort of hate crime when it handed out the Best Documentary trophy. The winner was Michael Moore, the fact-challenged America-loather, for his "Bowling for Columbine." It's certainly unfortunate that Moore can win any award other than the Stalin Prize, but the campaign some conversatives have started over the Internet to get the Oscar rescinded is kind of silly.


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TOPICS: Culture/Society; Editorial; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: johnpodhoretz; moviereview; spellbound

1 posted on 06/17/2003 2:42:47 AM PDT by kattracks
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To: kattracks
bump
2 posted on 06/17/2003 5:08:45 AM PDT by Ben Chad
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To: kattracks
Showing in the Chicago area at the Wilmette Theater.
3 posted on 06/17/2003 5:14:42 AM PDT by aruanan
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To: aruanan
HBO makes great shows. After you've seen "The Sopranos" and "6 Feet Under" you'll understand why they're different from standard run of the mill commercial TV fare.
4 posted on 06/17/2003 5:21:04 AM PDT by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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To: kattracks
City,Theater and Opening Date:

Addison, IL
Addison 20
6-Jun

Albany
Spectrum Cinemas
6-Jun

Albuquerque
San Mateo 8
20-Jun

Allentown, PA
19th Street Theater
23-Jul

Ambler, PA
Ambler Theater
11-Jul

Ann Arbor
Michigan
13-Jun

Annapolis
Crown Eastport
20-Jun

Arcata, CA
Minor Theater
1-Aug

Arlington, VA
Shirlington 7
6-Jun

Asheville, NC
Fine Arts
27-Jun

Ashland, OR
Varsity
27-Jun

Aspen
Wheeler Film Society
6-Jul

Atlanta
Parkside 8
20-Jun

Atlanta
Tara
30-May

Austin
Westgate
13-Jun

Bainbridge, WA
Lynwood Theater
25-Jul

Baltimore
Charles Theater
20-Jun

Bantam, CT
Bantam II
23-May

Baton Rouge
Siegen Village 10
27-Jun

Bellingham, WA
Pickford
18-Jul

Bend, OR
Pilot Butte
27-Jun

Berkeley
Shattuck Cinemas
30-May

Bethesda
Bethesda Row
30-May

Bethlehem, NH
Colonial Theater
18-Jul

Bethpage, NY
Mid-Island Cinema
6-Jun

Birmingham, AL
Galleria 10
2-Jul

Bloomington, IN
Show Place East
11-Jul

Boca Raton
Shadowoods 16
30-May

Boise
The Flicks
18-Jul

Boston
Copley Place
20-Jun

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Coolidge
6-Jun

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Kendall Sqaure
6-Jun

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Magnolia
20-Jun

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International Film Series
15-Aug

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Boynton 8
20-Jun

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Rialto
18-Jul

Brattleboro, VT
Latchis
20-Jun

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Speakeasy
11-Jul

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Northpark
13-Jun

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Nickelodeon 5
20-Jun

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Globe
4-Jul

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Paseo Camarillo
23-May

Carbondale, IL
University
27-Jun

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Carlisle Theater
18-Jul

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Madstone 6
27-Jun

Champaign, IL
Beverly Theater
27-Jun

Chapel Hill, NC
Chelsea
27-Jun

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Manor
4-Jul

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Downtown Mall 6
11-Jul

Chicago
Century Centre
16-May

Chico, CA
New Pageant
27-Jun

Cincinnati
MARIEMONT
13-Jun

Cleveland
Cedar Lee
6-Jun

Columbus
Drexel
13-Jun

Corvallis, OR
Avalon
27-Jun

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Cranford 5
6-Jun

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Magnolia 5
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20-JunHollywood Hits


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Little Art Theater
27-Jun

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Avon Theater
11-Jul

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Del Ray Beach 18
20-Jun

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Mayan
13-Jun

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The Fleur Cinema Cafe
20-Jun

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Maple Art
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Tivoli
11-Aug

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Carolina
27-Jun

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Pocono Cinema
13-Jun

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Princess
4-Jul

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Towne Center 5
16-May

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Bijou
27-Jun

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Stadium
11-Jul

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Cinema Arts Theater
6-Jun

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Bullard Square
6-Jun

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Fallbrook 7
6-Jun

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Nickelodeon 5
20-Jun

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Fargo Theater
11-Jul

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Razorback 6
11-Jul

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Sunrise
30-May

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Bell Tower
4-Jul

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Modern Art Musuem
13-Jun

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Gainesville 14
27-Jun

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UICA
27-Jun

Great Barrington
Triplex
20-Jun

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Old Greenbelt Cinema
13-Jun

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Northridge 8
11-Jul

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Midtown Cinema
13-Jun

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Real Art Ways
16-May

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Renaissance Place
6-Jun

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Palace Theater
1-Aug

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Restaurant Row
27-Jun

Houston
ANGELIKA
30-May

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Hunter Theater
18-Jul

Huntington, NY
Cinema Arts Centre
16-May

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2-JulMadison Square 12


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Keystone Twin
20-Jun

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University 6
16-May

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Fall Creek
20-Jun

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Pablo 9
27-Jun

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Jupiter 18
27-Jun

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Tivoli
13-Jun

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Colonial
25-Jul

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San Carlos Theater
4-Jul

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Downtown West
11-Jul

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South Coast Twin
12-Jul

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Rancho Niguel 8
23-May

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Larchmont Playhouse
6-Jun

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Village Square
20-Jun

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Liberty 2
27-Jun

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Kentucky Theater
20-Jun

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Ross Film Theater
15-Aug

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Market Street Cinema
27-Jun

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Art Theater
6-Jun

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SUNSET 5
16-May

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Monica 4
30-May

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6-Jun

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Baxter Avenue
27-Jun

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Douglass Theater
9-Jul

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Hilldale
27-Jun

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Maplewood 6
6-Jun

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Movies at Marthas
20-Jun

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Delft Theater
11-Jul

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MAC
11-Jul

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Studio on the Square
13-Jun

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Cinema 2
27-Jun

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South Beach 18
30-May

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Oriental
20-Jun

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Edina 4
6-Jun

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Wilma 2
27-Jun

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Screening Zone
6-Jun

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20-Jun

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Capri Theater
11-Jul

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Du Parc
25-Jul

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11-Jul

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27-Jul

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4-Jun

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Jane Pickens
16-Jun

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Playhouse 7
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6-Jun

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13-Jun

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20-Jun

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Rialto Lakeside
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Burns Court
13-Jun

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27-Jun

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SuperVue
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Show Place
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White Oaks
27-Jun

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Catamount Arts Center
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UA Stadium 14
6-Jun

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Westcott
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Grand
11-Jul

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Miracle 5
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Fifth Avenue
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Embassy
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Dupont Circle
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Railroad Square
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BMC Gardens
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Cinema 100
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27-Jun

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F.M. Kirby Center
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Kimball
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Nemours Theater
27-Jun

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Town Hall
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Tinker Street
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Yakima Theaters
25-Jul

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Austintown
20-Jun

5 posted on 06/17/2003 5:23:51 AM PDT by kidd
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To: goldstategop
Is this documentary on DVD yet? I will definitely pick it up when it does come out. I agree with you about HBO but I am not a subscriber. I watch very little TV and if there is a TV series worth watching, I'd rather get it on DVD and watch it anytime I want rather than become a slave to whatever time slot that show is on.

So I have the first three seasons of The Sopranos on DVD. I realize that many here have an issue with this series because of the violence and profanity used. But c'mon, this is a show about the mafia. You hardly expect the characters to say things like: "Gee Tony, that unsavory character from the city is moving in on our turf, we're going to have to do something really, really drastic. Like bop him in the head with a whiffle bat or something." I think the series is very well done and it blows away anything you would see on network TV.

The DVD is a great medium because it is so easy to find a particular scene or to playback a scene or even to freeze-frame a scene. I recently acquired The Civil War series by Ken Burns and will soon be adding a lot of other documentaries to my collection. The DVD is also a great medium for music. I've already collected several music DVDs ranging from opera to rock concerts.

6 posted on 06/17/2003 5:36:01 AM PDT by SamAdams76 (Back in boot camp! 260 (-40))
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Washington Times gave it an excellent review. Complained that the members of The Academy Award Committee must have not seen this fine movie, otherwise they would not have let Michael Moore win
This will take off due to word of mouth.
7 posted on 06/17/2003 5:37:42 AM PDT by catonsville (cx;)
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To: SamAdams76
Band of Brother on DVD. Outstanding.
8 posted on 06/17/2003 6:28:08 AM PDT by kidd
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