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As a director, Robert Redford has a somber touch; he likes his images clean and autumnal. In “The Company You Keep,” Susan Sarandon and Julie Christie join him as Vietnam-era radicals who have been living under assumed names ever since their group was involved in a botched bank robbery.
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Nicholas Gwiazda, 24, saw his ticket to Wall Street in a Craigslist ad for a junior broker job at John Thomas Financial Inc.
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In “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,” Shia LaBeouf played a trader hankering for cash.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt goes nowhere fast in “Premium Rush,” a chase movie coasting on bikes and borrowed ideas.
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We already knew that Oliver Stone , a stockbroker’s son, didn’t like Wall Street. He thinks of it as a place where people have no morals and will do anything for money. Most of them deserve to be in prison -- or so Stone suggested in a recent interview in the New York Times.
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In the early 1970s, a U.S. group known as the Weather Underground detonated small bombs at the Pentagon, the State Department, and the Capitol to protest the Vietnam War. They gave advance warning to avoid casualties.
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The horror tale “The Possession” led U.S. and Canadian ticket sales for a second-straight weekend, taking in an estimated $9.3 million in one of the slowest three-day movie sales periods in a decade.
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The horror tale “The Possession” led U.S. and Canadian ticket sales over the U.S. Labor Day weekend, taking in $17.7 million in its debut for Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.
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The horror tale “The Possession” led U.S. and Canadian ticket sales for a second straight weekend, taking in an estimated $9.5 million for Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. in one of the lowest three-day movie sales periods in a decade.
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The horror tale “The Possession” led U.S. and Canadian ticket sales over the extended U.S. Labor Day weekend, taking in an estimated $21.1 million in its debut for Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.
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