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J.J. Abrams’s “Star Trek Into Darkness” is so much better than it needs to be you just might regret decades of smirking at Trekkie convention-going geeks.
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The New York Times Co. said its International Herald Tribune newspaper will be renamed the International New York Times, eliminating a global brand that traces its roots to 1887.
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Claude Chabrol , a pioneering film director of the French “New Wave” movement of the 1950s and 1960s, died today. He was 80.
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Two directors who made headlines at the Cannes Film Festival for their conduct off screen saw their movies win top awards last night.
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Before “This Is Spinal Tap” and “Best in Show,” before the term “mockumentary” was even coined, there was “David Holzman’s Diary.”
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Former U.S. president George W. Bush kneels on the ground with his wrists bound behind his back and a pistol pointed at his head. Queen Elizabeth II stands with her hands clasped in front of her as a gunman aims at her back. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is tied to a chair with a knife held to his throat.
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Sofia Coppola followed in her father’s footsteps by winning a Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival , and said she hoped the prize would come as a boost to small-scale movies not shot in 3-D.
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Symantec Corp. and Adobe Systems Inc. were among 10 companies sued for patent infringement by Uniloc USA Inc., which has been in a legal battle over anti- piracy technology with Microsoft Corp . since 2003.
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Gordon Gekko, the corporate raider who annihilated rivals in Oliver Stone’s 1987 “Wall Street,” returns to the big screen at the Cannes Film Festival , which opens today.
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Woody Allen’s “Midnight in Paris” offers a swoony vision of the City of Light, full of romance and magic. In the “The Bourne Identity,” where Matt Damon races through the streets in a red Mini Cooper, the city is fraught with tension and danger.
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