Albert Brooks

Albert Brooks

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Albert Brooks is a soulless director Comedies tend not to be hailed for their cultural prescience, but writer-director Albert Brooks' very funny 1979 feature debut, Real Life , is perhaps most celebrated because of its eerie ability to foresee the self-obsessed reality-show world we now inhabit. But...  
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In 1979, writer-director Albert Brooks made his feature debut with a very funny comedy about reality television. It was called Real Life. Thirty years later, it plays like a documentary about the way we live today. Comedian Bob Odenkirk will be hosting a special screening of the film this Friday at the Cinefamily. I explain all the ways Real Life was prescient in L.A. Weekly.  
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Up opens today in 3-D. Filmmakers have made major advancements in 3-D technology of late, but this trailer for Real Life from 1978 is still my favorite incorporation of the cinematic gimmick.  
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Daily Report (registration)Plucky film plucked from the '20sDaily Report (registration)Oh, for the days when Albert Brooks and Julie Hagerty were lost in America. In honor of Father's Day, I looked at dads on film and found that lawyers can to ...and more »  
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Can anyone watch Marlin (Albert Brooks) — single-dad clown fish in search of his only son, Nemo — and not be moved? I know I can’t. The wonderfully conflicted and timid character hooks into your emotions from the first flip of his tale, er, tail. ...  
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