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Review: Bloom Can't Save 'Elizabethtown' (AP via Yahoo! News) - From "Say Anything ..." to "Almost Famous," Cameron Crowe has made his name with movies that strike just the right tone — a bittersweet balance that's funny and melancholy, romantic and observant. It's one that his late idol, Billy Wilder, perfected decades ago, and one that's hard to achieve.

Review: 'Elizabethtown' disappointing (CNN.com) - (AP) -- From "Say Anything ..." to "Almost Famous," Cameron Crowe has made his name with movies that strike just the right tone -- a bittersweet balance that's funny and melancholy, romantic and observant.

REVIEW: "Elizabethtown" (negative) (Cinema Confidential) - POSTED ON 10/14/05 AT 1:30 P.M.

LEAH GARCHIK (San Francisco Chronicle) - Thursday's New York Times review of the new de Young, written by Nicolai Ouroussoff, calls it "both gorgeous to look at and a cozy place to view art.'' That's great, of course, but in crediting the architects Herzog and de Meuron, the critic says their...

Weddings for the week of October 10, 2005 (Herald & Review) - Basic wedding information submitted within six weeks after the event, and engagement information submitted at least two months before the wedding is published free of charge.

filmcritic.com Movie Review: Elizabethtown (filmcritic.com) - Soundtracks to Cameron Crowe’s movies are often as memorable as the films themselves. Crowe’s most famous marriage of cinema and song has to be John Cusack’s radio hoist to the beat of Peter Gabriel’s "In Your Eyes." Three years later, the 1992 relationship comedy Singles tapped into Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains before Seattle’s music scene flamed out.

Confused journey review (The Times Leader) - “Elizabethtown” is a romantic comedy. No, it’s a satire of the corporate world. Or maybe it’s a fish-out-of-water yarn about a city boy transformed by his country cousins.

Trailer Park: Husbands And Wives (Cinematical) - Filed under: Trailer Trash Since I'm getting married three weeks from today (how many seconds is that?), I felt it was somewhat appropriate that our theme revolve around this little obligation that binds you to one person for the rest of your life. Right now, I'm currently in the midst of writing my wedding vows which, if you've never had the pleasure, could probably be compared to studying

Review: Domino (Cinematical) - Filed under: Action & Adventure , New in Theaters , New Releases Domino is a well-paced action movie, if a little long, with an unusual feeling of surrealism behind the action. I was happy to see the rare movie with a woman in the lead, kicking butt and not spending all her time fretting over which guy to choose, or hanging in the background as Supportive Wife or Nagging

TV Review: Christian sitcom 'Pastor Greg' is an amateurish throwback (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - You've got to give Cornerstone TeleVision credit for trying something different: A Christian sitcom. And in making "Pastor Greg" (8 tonight, WPCB), you can't accuse the local Christian broadcaster of ignoring any hallmarks of the genre.