The fifth edition acknowledges its roots -- opening with the movie everyone I know is afraid to see, the quasi-real-time "United 93." At least two documentaries evoke that epoch-defining day, and there are many more on the Bush wars, not to mention the fictional disaster movie "Poseidon" and the presumably mega-violent secret-agent flick "Mission: Impossible III." J. Hoberman gives his top forty picks for the upcoming Tribeca Film Festival in the Village Voice.
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Roger Ebert Gives Thumbs Up to Watch It: "Makes sense to me." http://t.co/rIjPQdop via @indiewire
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RT @leonardmaltin: 'Rampart' left me with nothing except regret that I’d invested the time to watch it http://t.co/fiiTpDyX @indiewire #MovieCrazy
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RT @leonardmaltin: 'The Vow' has 2 attractive and likable stars but that's about it http://t.co/pTtDVTfq @indiewire #MovieCrazy
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