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MOVIES TV


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Seven Days of Movies
By VICTOR DWYER
Globe Television

WEDNESDAY
Slap Shot (1977)
Citytv, 9 p.m.

There’s a sparky sense of the authentic to this story of a scruffy team of hockey losers whose fortunes are transformed by the power of violence.


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And dat's the name of dat DVD
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, November 16, 2002

Robert Blake's Baretta is just one of the TV shows rerunning on disc,
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Deja Viewed: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, November 16, 2002

The celluloid skies were full of cars long before before the young wizard showed up
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Deja Viewed: Far from Heaven
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, November 9, 2002

Perverted stepdads, illegitimate babies, nervous breakdowns — Warren Clements gets out his hankie to weep through melodramas past
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The difference between wits and fools
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Friday, November 8, 2002

Three DVD releases showcase some of the most memorable pairings of the silver screen, Warren Clements writes. Grant and Kelly, Powell and Loy, Knotts and ... fish?
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Deja Viewed: Frida
By WARREN CLEMENTS
Saturday, November 2, 2002

Tortured for his art, Warren Clements has to watch paint dry in films without end
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Deja Viewed: Comedian
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, October 26, 2002

Being a comic is no barrel of laughs. Warren Clements sends in the clowns
FULL STORY  

Deja Viewed: Formula 51
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, October 19, 2002

Warren Clements surveys the whole kilt and caboodle of movies starring men in skirts
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Deja Viewed: The Banger Sisters
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, September 21, 2002

It's not all sex and drugs being a rock band's groupie, Warren Clements finds. It can be a darn demanding job, too
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Wallace and Gromit show off new shorts
The goofy Plasticine man and his long-suffering canine sidekick are back
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Deja Viewed: Swimfan
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, September 7, 2002

Hollywood loves a good tale of devotion morphing into obsession. Warren Clements takes stalk
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Deja Viewed: feardotcom
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, August 31, 2002

What are you doing, Warren Clements? Writing about evil computers? I'm afraid I can't let you do that, Warren
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Deja Viewed: Simone
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, August 24, 2002

Virtually anything is possible when filmmakers ignore the boundaries of reality
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Deja Viewed: My Big Fat Greek Wedding
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail, Saturday, August 17, 2002

I do; I don't; I'm a secret agent: Warren Clements invites one and all to the many movies about nuptials
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Deja Viewed: Blood Work
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail, Saturday, August 10, 2002

Warren Clements examines hearts, heads and other movable parts at the movies
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Deja Viewed: Full Frontal
By WARREN CLEMENTS
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, August 3, 2002

Sometimes, one movie isn't enough, writes Warren Clements. Just ask Julia Roberts
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 The Fast Runner
Zacharias Kunuk's engrossing pre-historical film about a cursed household, is like the House of Atreus set in the high Arctic a thousand years ago and spoken entirely in the language of Inuktitut: A family curse, a pattern of transgressions and retribution and a hero who, through extraordinary courage and wiles, expiates the evil. Stuffed with documentary lore about daily life, shot in intimate high-definition digital, with a script compiled from an Inuit legend, it's a stunning piece of work, both revelatory and entertaining. (4 stars)



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