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Who ya got?! Fighters predict CONOR MCGREGOR vs. Dennis Siver at UFC Fight.
BOSTON ��� Who gets the victory in tonights UFC Fight Night 59 headliner between featherweights Conor McGregor and Dennis Siver? Fellow fighters make their predictions. In the FOX Sports 1-televised main event, McGregor (16-2 MMA, 4-0 UFC) looks to .
Video: Watch Conor McGregors epic, avant garde UFC.
BOSTON ��� In case there was any doubt, we learned on Thursday that Conor McGregor is a crowd pleaser.
UFC Fight Night: Irishman Conor McGregor Is Dreaming Big in Boston
But Conor McGregor is not most people. The budding UFC star, who headlines the UFCs card on Fox Sports 1 Sunday against Dennis Siver, walks OConnell Street, the signature pedestrian area of his hometown, and sees not just forgotten icons and the .
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.; THE SICK AND WOUNDED. Arrival of the Atlantic from Alexandria with 870 Soldiers. DIED ON PASSAGE AT SEA.
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Fight Night Boston: Conor McGregor Pre-Fight Interview.
UFC featherweight Conor McGregor takes a look at his division and explains why hes different and how Dennis Siver doesnt have w. Watch it on BJPENN.COM.
UFC Video: Jose Aldo predicts Conor McGregor will beat Dennis Siver
Its not exactly an earth-shattering prediction, but the UFC featherweight champion in Jose Aldo has gone on record to say that he believes Conor McGregor will come out victorious against Dennis Siver. While he hasnt been a fan of the brash Irishman.
CONOR MCGREGOR unveils his ambitious five-year UFC plan.
MMA fighters are typically hesitant to look beyond their next bout. However, Conor McGregor has never been a typical fighter.
Video: Conor McGregor grilled over sex life and Dana White.
UFC Fight Night 59 headliner Conor McGregor was a guest on Highly Questionable with hosts Dan La Batard and Bomani Jones on ESPN, and was interrogated over his relationship with UFC President Dana White, as well��.
Classy Irishman lights up Boston with brilliant performance
McGregor was simply way too good for Siver and landed punch after punch to the Germans bloody and battered face. The Crumlin man said he would finish him off in two minutes. It did take a bit longer but this was an extremely impressive performance.
Video: Lab tests show that UFC Fight Night 59s Conor.
Video: Watch (via YouTube) as Conor McGregor proves that he is elite when compared to the elite athletes after test results proved that his reaction time and movement rivaled -- and even topped -- those of professional��.
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LIST OF LETTERS; Remaining Unclaimed in the New-York Post-office, Friday, Dec. 23, 1864. French, Italian and Spanish Letters. Ships Crews List. Navy List. Army List. Miscellaneous Letters. List of Letters Remaining in Station H, Yorkville, Dec. 24, 1864.
Dennis Siver Dismisses CONOR MCGREGORs Taunts - UFC.com
While most people are giving Dennis Siver virtually no chance to defeat Irish sensation Conor McGregor at Fight Night Boston on Sunday, the experienced German is confident. Siver said that hes encountered athletes like��.
CONOR MCGREGORs UFC Fight Night Boston Media Workout.
In anticipation of this weekends UFC Fight Night Boston main event, Conor McGregor put on a show at the local UFC Gym. Watch it on BJPENN.COM.
CONOR MCGREGOR dominated Dennis Siver, earns title shot against Jose Aldo
By the end of the night, Conor McGregor had struck a familiar pose atop the Octagon cage -- victorious, Irish flag over his head, and motioning for a championship belt to be placed around his waist. In the main event of Sundays UFC Fight Night.
Conor McGregor beats Dennis Siver in second round to set up UFC title shot
Conor McGregor delivered on his promise to stop Dennis Siver ��� before clambering out of the Octagon to confront the watching featherweight champion Jose Aldo. McGregors victory in Boston, which came in the second round, sets him up for a shot at the .
White: Aldo vs. McGregor would be biggest fight of year, but.
Conor McGregor will challenge for Jose Aldos UFC featherweight title later this year if he defeats Dennis Siver on Sunday at UFC Fight Night 59. That much, at least, is a certainty.
Champ Jose Aldo wants CONOR MCGREGOR in Brazil, but UFC boss says Las.
In UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldos ideal world, Conor McGregor will emerge victorious in tonights UFC Fight Night 59 headliner and then head to the champs native Brazil for a title shot. UFC President Dana White, meanwhile, seems to have other .
UFC Fight Night 59: Conor McGregor vs. Dennis Siver fight video highlights
BOSTON ��� It took a little longer than the two minutes Conor McGregor promised, but he dispatched of Dennis Siver in impressive fashion and will now look to face UFC featherweight champ Jose Aldo. Check out the video highlights of UFC Fight Night 59s .
UFC Fight Night 59 results: Conor McGregor finishes Dennis Siver, confronts.
Conor McGregors prediction that hed finish Dennis Siver within two minutes didnt come true. But everything else came up roses for the brash Irish featherweight Sunday night at Bostons TD Garden. The Dublin native dominated his UFC Fight Night 59.
UFC: CONOR MCGREGOR returns to Boston
BOSTON ��� The last time Conor McGregor fought in Boston, he was on the undercard. The Dubliner returns to the TD Garden on Sunday and this time he is the center of attention. McGregor (16-2) will take on Dennis Siver of Mannheim, Germany, in the .
UFC Star Mocks Conor McGregor In Hilarious Short Film.
Not everyone is a fan of The Notorious Conor McGregor, especially not his fellow featherweights, whom McGregor has taunted and trash talked in the past. In this video, we are introduced to Conrad McGillicutty, who��.
Conor McGregor, Captivating Leader of the Irish MMA.
Conor McGregor has galvanized his entire country of Ireland, and has brought his people with him on his journey to the top of the UFC. One man stands between him and his coveted title shot.
CONOR MCGREGOR Breaks Sports Science Lab Records.
Conor McGregors skills are put to the test as his speed, accuracy, and movements are measured at a professional sports lab. The. Watch it on BJPENN.COM.
If victorious, Conor McGregor gets UFC title shot with champ.
LAS VEGAS ��� If victorious later this month, Conor McGregor will get a title shot, and itll be the biggest fight that division has ever had.
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Trainer: Conor McGregor will knockout Dennis Siver in the first exchange at.
John Kavanagh, Conor McGregors head coach, just upped the ante ahead of tonights (Jan. 18, 2015) UFC Fight Night 59 main event between Notorious and Dennis Siver. Not long after Conor declared that hed stop the German kickboxer in the opening .
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UFC CEO on Conor McGregor: Its almost like the Irish.
How high are UFC execs on Conor McGregor? I hate even saying this, but with his gift of gab and his athletic ability and fighting ability, its almost like the Irish Muhammad Ali in a way, Lorenzo Fertitta says.
Conor McGregor mauls Dennis Siver
BOSTON -- The Conor McGregor show delivered on Sunday inside the TD Garden. The Irish featherweight walked straight through Dennis Siver at UFC Fight Night, finishing his overmatched opponent via TKO at 1:54 of the second round. Referee Herb Dean .
Live Chat: CONOR MCGREGOR vs. Dennis Siver preview, Jon.
Welcome to episode 121 of the Promotional Malpractice Live Chat. This is a huge weekend if youre a true combat sports fan. We all know theres UFC Fight Night: McGregor vs. Siver on Sunday. On Saturday, theres WSOF 17��.
Conor McGregor feels like the buildup to UFC Fight Night 59 has been an illusion
Anytime you listen to a Conor McGregor interview, he talks a lot about visualization and seeing what will happen in his fights especially leading into tonights UFC Fight Night 59 main event fight against Dennis Siver. With a win over Siver, UFC.
Mutants and Devils (And a Hero or Two)
All dates are subject to change. May Already Opened An American Haunting -- Tennessee in the 1880s, and a forward-looking demon is already haunting an attractive young teenager (Rachel Hurd Wood) and her family (Donald Sutherland, Sissy Spacek). Courtney Solomon directs. Art School Confidential -- From the Ghost World team -- the director Terry Zwigoff and the graphic novelist Daniel Clowes -- a hard look at life in an East Coast art school, as experienced by a freshman played by Max Minghella. With John Malkovich, Jim Broadbent and Anjelica Huston. Crazy Like a Fox -- Roger Rees as a Southern patriarch who revolts against the carpetbaggers who have taken over his family farm by moving into a cave on the property. With Mary McDonnell. Richard Squires directs. Down in the Valley -- Fleeing from a troubled family, a teenage girl (Evan Rachel Wood) and her sickly younger brother (Rory Culkin) fall in with a wanderer (Edward Norton) who believes hes a cowboy. From the director David Jacobson; it sounds a little more cheerful than his previous film, Dahmer. FOLLOWING SEAN -- The filmmaker Ralph Arlyck returns to San Francisco in search of the 4-year-old flower child he interviewed in 1967. Surprise: Hes got a steady job and is doing a lot better than his hippie father. Hoot -- From Carl Hiaasens childrens book, the story of three grade-school children (Logan Lerman, Brie Larson, Cody Linley) who dedicate themselves to saving a rare Florida owl. Wil Shriner directs a cast that includes Jimmy Buffett as a science teacher and Tim Blake Nelson as the ominously named Curly. How I Killed a Saint -- Macedonia, 2001: a local woman (Labina Mitevska) returns from college in the United States to find her city exploding. Her brother enlists her to help him run money over the border. A first feature by the stars elder sister, Teona Strugar Mitevska. Kiss Me Again -- A married couple invites a second woman to join their relationship, with, of course, unexpected results. With Jeremy London, Katheryn Winnick and Mirelly Taylor. William Tyler Smith directs. Mission: Impossible III -- For a while, it seemed like the impossible mission was getting this much-delayed film into production; the results, under the direction of J. J. Abrams (best known as the creator of Alias and Lost) semi-officially kicked off the summer season. Plenty of fancy explosions, along with Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames, Keri Russell, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Laurence Fishburne, Michelle Monaghan and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. A related article is on Page 12. One Last Thing -- A terminally ill 16-year-old boy (Michael Angarano) has one final wish -- to spend a weekend with a sexy New York supermodel (Sunny Mabrey), who turns out to be as self-involved as, well, those sexy New York supermodels. With Cynthia Nixon, Michael Rispoli, Brian Stokes Mitchell and Gina Gershon; Alex Steyermark directs this digital feature. The Promise -- Chen Kaiges extravagant, C.G.I.-driven martial arts fantasy opens in America 19 minutes shorter than it was in Asia. The plot has something to do with a tortured love triangle involving a princess (the Hong Kong star Cecilia Chung), a despotic king (the Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada) and a gallant slave (Jang Dong Gun, from South Korea), set in a distant past where computer animation hasnt quite been perfected but everyone is trying very hard. The Proposition -- The rock star Nick Cave wrote this Australian sort-of-western, with Guy Pearce as a fierce outlaw of the outback who can escape hanging only if he brings in his older brother (Danny Huston). John Hillcoat directs. With Ray Winstone and Emily Watson. Wednesday Cartoons: No Laughing Matter? -- A program of eight animated films that aspire to something other than comedy; includes work by George Griffin, Suzan Pitt, Debra Solomon and J. J. Villard. Russian Dolls -- The French director Cédric Klapisch creates a sequel to his youth comedy LAuberge Espagnole of 2002. Five years after the life-changing summer they spent in Barcelona, a group of students reunite to compare their lives at 30. The cast includes three of Frances leading hotties: Romain Duris, Audrey Tautou and Cécile de France. Thursday Light from the East -- Amy Grappells documentary captures the fall of Communism as witnessed by members of New Yorks La MaMa Experimental Theater Club, in Kiev to perform a play about a legendary theater director murdered by Stalin in the 1930s. Friday Dead Mans Shoes -- Shane Meadows, the faithful chronicler of Britains lower-class youth and their struggles for survival (Once Upon a Time in the Midlands), imagines an American-style revenge thriller set in Derbyshire. Paddy Considine is the ex-soldier who comes home looking for the punks who tortured his mentally challenged younger brother (Tony Kebbell). Giuliani Time -- Kevin Keatings documentary takes a critical look at Rudolph W. Giulianis eight years as mayor of New York City. Goal! The Dream Begins -- More inspirational sports from Touchstone Pictures; this one is the tale of a Mexican-American (Kuno Becker) from Los Angeles whose soccer skills get him drafted into the European big time, where his social skills dont quite measure up. Danny Cannon directs; with Stephen Dillane and Anna Friel. Just My Luck -- Blessed by extraordinary good luck during her whole young life, a recent college graduate played by Lindsay Lohan kisses a stranger at a party, and finds that shes traded her good fortune for bad. The director is the chick-flick veteran Donald Petrie (How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Miss Congeniality). With Chris Pine and Samaire Armstrong. Keeping Up with the Steins -- An over-the-top Beverly Hills bar mitzvah provides the background for a dysfunctional family comedy. Against the wishes of his father, a Hollywood agent (Jeremy Piven, no type-casting for him!), 13-year-old Benjamin (Daryl Sabara) is determined to invite his estranged grandfather (Garry Marshall) to the big event. Scott Marshall, Garrys son, directs. Mendy: A Question of Faith -- A young Hasidic man (Ivan Sandomire) leaves his community in Brooklyns Williamsburg section and goes looking for himself in the secular world. He finds a Brazilian girlfriend (Gabriela Dias) and many questions in this first film by Adam Vardy. Poseidon -- Andre Braugher plays the captain of the Poseidon, a cruise ship 20 stories tall that flips over when its struck by a gigantic C.G.I. wave, trapping a group of B-list stars who must confront their personal demons while struggling to reach the surface. Directed by the professionally waterlogged Wolfgang Petersen (Das Boot, The Perfect Storm); with Josh Lucas, Kurt Russell, Richard Dreyfuss, Emmy Rossum and Jacinda Barrett. Refuge -- Martin Scorsese, Oliver Stone, Bernardo Bertolucci and Philip Glass are among the heads talking in John Halperns documentary on Buddhism in the contemporary world. Showing with Talking With the Dalai Lama, a 27-minute interview at his home in Dharamsala, India. SAVING SHILOH -- From Phyllis Reynolds Naylors childrens book -- the last in a trilogy -- about a sixth-grader who saves the lives of a dog and his down-and-out former owner. With Jason Dolley and Scott Wilson. Sandy Tung directs. Sketches of Frank Gehry -- The longtime director Sydney Pollack takes a stab at the documentary with a profile of the prominent architect. Wah-Wah -- The actor Richard E. Grant directs this coming-of-age story, from his script based on his own childhood in Swaziland in the 1960s. Gabriel Byrne and Miranda Richardson are the boys feuding parents. When he returns from two years in boarding school he finds his mother replaced by Emily Watson. May 18 Forgiving Dr. Mengele -- An Auschwitz survivor, Eva Mozes Kor, courts controversy by publicly forgiving Josef Mengele, the notorious Nazi doctor who performed experiments on her and her twin sister. Bob Hercules and Cheri Pugh direct this documentary. May 19 The Da Vinci Code -- The intrepid symbologist Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) struggles to decipher the cryptic message left behind by a murdered man -- a message that leads him to the biggest cover-up in human history, as perpetrated by a secret society within the Roman Catholic Church. I know what it is, but Im not telling! Ron Howard directs; Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen, Alfred Molina, Jürgen Prochnow, Paul Bettany and Jean Reno round out the globe-hopping cast. A related article is on Page 5. The King -- Gael García Bernal goes in search of his estranged father, and finds him the pastor of a megachurch in Corpus Christi, Tex. But the older man (William Hurt) has a new family, and wants nothing to do with this inconvenient reminder of his checkered past, so the son sets out to seduce his own 16-year-old half-sister (Pell James) for revenge. James Marsh (Wisconsin Death Trip) directs; with Paul Dano and Laura Harring. Lemming -- A young couple (Charlotte Gainsbourg and Laurent Lucas), newly transplanted to a suburb in the south of France, enter into a strange, complex relationship with the husbands new boss (André Dussollier) and his sinister wife (Charlotte Rampling). Complicating matters: a strange rodent in the plumbing. From Dominique Moll, the director of With a Friend Like Harry Mouth to Mouth -- Drifting through Europe, a disaffected teenager (Ellen Page) falls in with a radical political cult. Alison Murray directs, basing her script on personal experience. Over the Hedge -- Based on a popular comic strip, this animated feature from DreamWorks casts Bruce Willis as a rebellious raccoon who teaches a group of forest creatures not to be afraid of the humans moving into their neighborhood. The other vocal talent includes Garry Shandling, Steve Carell, William Shatner, Avril Lavigne, Nick Nolte and Catherine OHara. Tim Johnson and Karey Kirkpatrick direct. A related article is on Page 12. See No Evil -- A horror film co-produced by Lionsgate and World Wrestling Entertainment. Glen Jacobs, a wrestler known as Kane, stars as a very large, very angry man who is upset to find a group of troubled teenagers trying to renovate the abandoned hotel he calls home. The exploitation veteran Gregory Dark directs. A related article is on Page 12. Twelve and Holding -- A 12-year-old (Conor Donovan) feels responsible for the death of his twin brother in this independent feature by Michael Cuesta, whose L.I.E. was well received in 2001. With Annabella Sciorra and Zoë Weizenbaum. A related article is on Page 14. May 24 Stagedoor -- A Catskills summer camp for theater-struck teenagers, profiled in a documentary by Alexandra Shiva. May 25 What Is a Man without a Mustache? -- A widow falls in love with a priest, as Croatia cools off after the Balkan conflict. Zrinka Cvitesic directs. May 26 CAVITE -- A highlight of the recent New Directors/New Films festival, this video feature by Neill Dela Llana and Ian Gamazon follows a Filipino-American (played by Mr. Gamazon) as he returns home to Manila, only to find himself the victim of an elaborate plot by Islamic terrorists. An Inconvenient Truth -- Davis Guggenheims documentary follows Al Gore as he goes on the stump against global climate change. Moonlight -- Paula van der Oests Dutch film follows a teenage girl who discovers a young boy -- a drug smuggler from Afghanistan, on the run from his evil employers -- hiding in the family shed. SHEM -- A young Londoner (Ash Newman) searches for his grandfather, who disappeared during the Holocaust, following a trail that leads him through the former Communist countries of Eastern Europe. Caroline Roboh directs. X-Men: The Last Stand -- Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) leads his team of misunderstood mutants (Hugh Jackman, Shawn Ashmore, Halle Berry, Daniel Cudmore, James Marsden) against a new government plan to eliminate genetic mutations once and for all. Meanwhile, a former teammate, Jean Grey (Famke Janssen), has crossed over to the dark side, led as always by Ian McKellens evil Magneto. The direction is in the sure hands of Brett Ratner (Red Dragon). May 31 Coastlines -- Lost in distribution limbo since its premiere at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival, Victor Nunezs film follows an ex-convict (Timothy Olyphant) as he returns to his home town. His old boss (William Forsythe) wants him back in his gang and his former girlfriend (Sarah Wynter) is married to his best friend (Josh Brolin), now the local sheriff. June June 1 Long Knives Night and Reporting from the Rabbit Hole -- A pair of documentaries from Belarus -- where they reportedly remain banned -- about the dictatorial government of Aleksandr G. Lukashenko. Victor Dashuk directed. June 2 The Break Up -- Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn as a Chicago couple who have decided to separate; neither wants to leave their beautiful condo, so each starts scheming to drive the other out. The director, Peyton Reed, demonstrated a nice, light touch with Bring It On. With Joey Lauren Adams, Ann-Margret and Jon Favreau. THE CULT OF THE SUICIDE BOMBER -- A documentary from Channel 4 in Britain, first broadcast in August 2005, that traces the motivations behind the London subway bombings. David Rosenberg directs. District B13 -- A street gang steals a nuclear bomb in a dystopian Paris of the near future; its up to Cyril Raffaelli, as a supercop with a martial arts background, to get it back before something really bad happens. Produced by the most American of French filmmakers, Luc Besson, and directed by his favorite cinematographer, Pierre Morel. FAVELA RISING -- The musician José Júnior rides a new style called Afro-reggae out of the slums of Rio de Janeiro in a documentary directed by Matt Mochary and Jeff Zimbalist. Peaceful Warrior -- From the book Way of the Peaceful Warrior, by Dan Millman, the story of a college gymnast who achieves new strength and understanding through his meeting with a mysterious stranger named Socrates (Nick Nolte). With Scott Mechlowicz and Amy Smart; directed by Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers). The Puffy Chair -- Mark Duplass wrote, produced and stars in this indie comedy about a young man who drives across country to bring his father the La-Z-Boy recliner he has always dreamed of. Jay Duplass (brother of) directs. La Tropical -- David Turnleys documentary examines the music scene at the Salón Rosado in Cuba. The War Tapes -- The war in Iraq, as recorded by three soldiers: Steve Pink, Zack Bazzi and Mike Moriarty. Deborah Scranton pulled their film together. June 6 The Omen -- Another 1970s horror film gets a retread, with Liev Schreiber in the Gregory Peck role as a politician who discovers his son may be the spawn of the devil. And we are not speaking metaphorically. With Julia Stiles, Mia Farrow and David Thewlis; John Moore (Flight of the Phoenix) directs. June 7 The Heart of the Game -- Ward Serrills documentary covers seven years in the life of Bill Resler, a professor at the University of Washington who devotes his spare time to coaching a high school girls basketball team. Un Animal, Des Animaux -- The French documentarian Nicolas Philibert (To Be and to Have) visits Pariss overstuffed Museum of Natural History. It is playing with the short Ice/Sea by Vivian Ostrovsky, about a penguins unusual stroll on the beach. June 9 Agnes and His Brothers -- From Germany, the tale of transgendered Agnes (Martin Weiss) and her dysfunctional family. Oskar Roehler directs. Cars -- Pixar founder John Lasseter returns to the directors seat for the first time since Toy Story 2 in 1999 for this 3-D animation about, you guessed it, petroleum-fueled vehicles. Owen Wilson lends his voice to the central machine, a cocky race car that learns humility when its laid over in a small town. Other voices: George Carlin, Bob Costas, Bonnie Hunt, Cheech Marin, Paul Newman and Richard Petty. Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul -- Fatih Akin, the German actor and filmmaker who had a critical hit with Head-On, made this documentary about the many musical styles of Istanbul. Land of the Blind -- Robert Edwardss British feature is both a paranoid thriller and a political satire, set in an unnamed country where a dangerous friendship develops between a political prisoner (Donald Sutherland) and the naïve soldier (Ralph Fiennes) who has been assigned to guard him. Tom Hollander plays the countrys charismatic young dictator, known to the masses as Junior. With Lara Flynn Boyle and Mackenzie Crook. Only Human -- From Spain, a farce about a Jewish woman who brings her Palestinian fiancé home to meet her family -- something that doesnt go down well with her grandfather, a Holocaust survivor who still carries a loaded weapon. With Guillermo Toledo, María Botto, Marían Aguilera and Norma Aleandro. A Prairie Home Companion -- Robert Altman rounds up an all-star cast for a fictional look behind the scenes at the final broadcast of Garrison Keillors public radio program. With Woody Harrelson, Tommy Lee Jones, Kevin Kline, Lindsay Lohan, Virginia Madsen, John C. Reilly, Meryl Streep and Lily Tomlin. June 14 a/k/a Tommy Chong -- Chong without Cheech, at the center of a documentary about Mr. Chongs arrest, trial, conviction and prison term served for selling water pipes over the Internet. Josh Gilbert directs. June 16 Changing Times -- An architect (Gérard Depardieu) accepts an assignment in Tangiers, in the hope of picking up his relationship with an old flame (Catherine Deneuve). An arthouse melodrama by one of the masters of the genre, André Téchiné (Strayed). The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift -- An American (Lucas Black) moves to Tokyo, where he discovers a dangerous new form of street racing, involving lightweight cars with slick tires designed to fishtail all over the road. The director, Justin Lin, has a couple of good indies in his past -- Shopping for Fangs (1997) and Better Luck Tomorrow (2002). The Lake House -- Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock reunited for a supernatural romance; theyre pen-pal lovers who discover theyre living in the same house, but separated by two years. From the Argentine director Alejandro Agresti (Valentín). Loverboy -- Kyra Sedgwick stars as an obsessively protective mother in a drama directed by her husband, Kevin Bacon. With a supporting cast that suggests Mr. Bacon is very well liked: Matt Dillon, Marisa Tomei, Campbell Scott, Oliver Platt, Blair Brown and an uncredited Sandra Bullock. Lower City (Cidade Baixa) -- A prostitute (Alice Braga) comes between two best friends (Lázaro Ramos and Wagner Moura) who operate a cargo boat off the coast of Bahia. Produced by Walter Salles (Central Station), this is the first film directed by the screenwriter Sérgio Machado (Madame Sata). A related article is on Page 14. THE MOSTLY UNFABULOUS SOCIAL LIFE OF ETHAN GREEN -- A cult comic strip is behind this feature directed by George Bamber and starring Daniel Letterle and Diego Serrano. Nacho Libre -- Jack Black dons tights and a Mexican accent to play a loser from Oaxaca who becomes a professional wrestler in order to save an orphanage from financial ruin. The real suspense: Can the director Jared Hess do it again, or was Napoleon Dynamite a one-shot? With Ana de La Reguera. Pandoras Box -- A new 35-millimeter print of G. W. Pabsts 1929 classic of the Weimar cinema, starring Louise Brooks as a spectacularly amoral young woman who drifts through Berlin, leaving a trail of ruined men behind her. Wordplay -- A profile of the puzzle editor of The New York Times, Will Shortz. Directed by Patrick Creadon, with testimony from Ken Burns, Bob Dole, Bill Clinton and Jon Stewart. June 21 Leonard Cohen: Im Your Man -- Lian Lunsons documentary on Canadas favorite singer-songwriter features appearances by Nick Cave, Bono, Rufus Wainwright and Anna and Kate McGarrigle. June 23 Click -- Adam Sandler discovers that his television remote control allows him not only to change channels, but also his life. With Kate Beckinsale, Christopher Walken and Sean Astin; directed by Frank Coraci, one of Mr. Sandlers regulars (The Wedding Singer). Garfields A Tale of Two Kitties -- Appropriating the title of one of Robert Clampetts best Warner Brothers cartoons, this feature-length animation finds the lasagna-loving cat transplanted to England, where he inherits a castle. Bill Murray returns to enhance his pension fund as the voice of the title character; with Breckin Meyer, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Billy Connolly. Tim Hill directs. The Great New Wonderful -- A disparate group of New Yorkers -- played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, Olympia Dukakis, Jim Gaffigan, Tony Shalhoub, Tom McCarthy and Naseeruddin Shah -- look for meaning in their lives in the year following 9/11. Danny Leiner directs. The Road to Guantánamo -- Part drama, part documentary -- the story of three British Muslims held for two years at the American prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. Michael Winterbottom and Mat Whitecross directed. Say Uncle -- The misadventures of a gay man (played by the writer-director-producer Peter Paige) as he attempts to open a neighborhood day-care center. Kathy Najimy leads the forces of reaction. Two Drifters -- From the Portuguese director João Pedro Rodrigues (O Fantasma), a tale of two abandoned lovers, a straight woman and a gay man, who get together to share their pain. With Ana Cristina de Oliveira and Nuno Gil. Waist Deep -- Vondie Curtis-Halls urban thriller features Tyrese Gibson as an ex-con who returns to the life when his son is kidnapped by a former rival. With Larenz Tate and Meagan Good. Wassup Rockers -- A group of Latino skateboarders take on rivals from an African-American neighborhood in Los Angeles. A new feature from that close observer of American youth, Larry Clark (Kids, Ken Park). The World According to Shorts -- The annual survey of short-film making presented by the Brooklyn Academy of Music this year features work by Hugo Maza, Jane Malaquias, Andreas Hykade and Hans Petter Moland. June 28 The Motel -- A Chinese-American boy, unhappy with his lot as a room cleaner at his parents dilapidated motel, learns about life from an older Korean man (Sung Kang) who moves in. Michael Kang directed. Strangers with Candy -- Amy Sedariss cult television show, about a recovering drug addict who goes back to high school at the age of 46, gets a prequel in the form of a feature film directed by Paul Dinello, who also co-stars. With Stephen Colbert. Who Killed the Electric Car? -- Chris Paines documentary aspires to answer that question, as well as explain the factors that led to its resurrection. June 30 THE BLOOD OF MY BROTHER -- Andrew Berendss documentary focuses on a young Iraqi Shiite, who is torn between the need to support his family and his desires to join the insurgency, in hopes of avenging a brother killed by an American patrol. THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA -- Lauren Weisbergers comic novel about a naïve young woman (Anne Hathaway) who lands a job as an assistant to the dictatorial editor (Meryl Streep) of a magazine that bears a passing resemblance to Vogue. David Frankel, a Sex and the City veteran, is the director; Aline Brosh McKenna and Don Roos wrote the adaptation. Also starring Simon Baker, Adrian Grenier and Tracie Thoms. A related article is on Page 14. QUEENS -- Not a tribute to the well-known borough, but a Spanish film about four women united by the fact that their gay sons are getting married. Manuel Gómez Pereira directs a cast that includes the Almodóvar mainstays Verónica Forqué, Carmen Maura and Marisa Paredes. Superman Returns -- And does so in the chiseled form of Brandon Routh, once a regular on One Life to Live. Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects) directs a cast that includes Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor, Kate Bosworth as Lois Lane and Frank Langella as Perry White. July July 5 Little Man -- Those irrepressible Wayans brothers, back with a comedy about a man (Shawn Wayans) who so desperately wants a son that he kidnaps the first shorty who comes along -- who turns out to be an evil dwarf (Marlon Wayans) on the lam. And thats why digital special effects were born. Keenan Ivory Wayans directs. July 7 HEADING SOUTH -- Charlotte Rampling and Karen Young play middle-aged women who purchase the sexual favors of young men in a beach resort in late 1970s Haiti, but find the political upheaval outside the gates invading their pampered lives when their favorite lover (Ménothy César) crosses the governments feared secret police. Laurent Cantet, the French filmmaker behind the excellent Human Resources and Time Out, directs. A related article is on Page 18. Once in a Lifetime: The EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF THE NEW YORK COSMOS -- The rise and fall of the New York Cosmos, the soccer team founded in 1977 that recruited the legendary Pelé. Paul Crowder and John Dower directed this documentary. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest -- Part 2 of the successful movie franchise generated by a theme park attraction; can we look forward to Tilt-a-Whirl: The Movie? Most of the original cast is back -- Johnny Depp as the reluctant swashbuckler Capt. Jack Sparrow, Orlando Bloom as his straight-arrow rival, Keira Knightley as the governors stylish daughter, and Geoffrey Rush as the other pirate in town, Captain Barbarossa. The director, again, is Gore Verbinski. Next year, yep, Part 3. A Scanner Darkly -- Richard Linklaters long-awaited follow-up to his 2001 experiment in computer animation, Waking Life. This one, using the same techniques that turn live actors into cartoon figures, draws its plot from a Phillip K. Dick novel about a future society in which secret government agents compose 20 percent of the population. Keanu Reeves is one such functionary, hired to spy on his drug-dealing friends in Southern California. With Robert Downey Jr.; Woody Harrelson and Winona Ryder. July 12 Excellent Cadavers -- Marco Turcos documentary tells the story of Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, Italian state prosecutors who scored a series of major convictions against the Sicilian Mafia, until they were murdered in 1992. July 14 The Groomsmen -- A prospective groom (Edward Burns) and his attendants (Donal Logue, Jay Mohr, John Leguizamo, Matthew Lillard) discover they all have a lot of growing up to do before the big day arrives. Brittany Murphy is the lucky girl; Mr. Burns directs from his own script. Pulse Kiyoshi Kurosawas 2001 Japanese art film had some supernatural elements in its tale of teenagers lured into the virtual afterlife by a rogue computer program, but its going to take some dumbing down to become the stuff of an American remake. Jim Sonzero directs; with Kristen Bell of the television series Veronica Mars. Wondrous Oblivion -- A shared passion for cricket helps a Jewish boy (Sam Smith) and a Jamaican immigrant (Delroy Lindo) overcome racism in a working class neighborhood in 1960s London. Paul Morrison directs. You, Me and Dupree -- From Anthony and Joe Russo, the brothers who directed the enjoyable American remake of Big Deal on Madonna Street, Welcome to Collinwood (2002). Its a comedy about a newlywed couple (Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson) whose best man, the lovable slacker Owen Wilson, moves in with them. July 21 The Amateurs -- The residents of a failing rust-belt town band together to produce a pornographic film, featuring local talent. The smarmy premise will, no doubt, turn out to be life-affirming. Michael Traeger directed; with Jeff Bridges, Tim Blake Nelson, Joe Pantoliano, William Fichtner, Ted Danson, Glenne Headly and Jeanne Tripplehorn. BEEN RICH ALL MY LIFE -- Heather Lyn MacDonalds documentary profiles the Silver Belles -- five female tap dancers who began their careers in the 1930s and 40s and continue to perform today, at ages ranging from 84 to 96. The Forsaken Land -- Winner of the Camera dOr for best first or second feature at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival, Vimukthi Jayasundaras film is a plotless look at life in Sri Lanka. Lady in the Water -- M. Night Shyamalans new feature is billed as a bedtime story. Paul Giamatti plays the manager of a cheap motel who rescues a drowning woman (Bryce Dallas Howard) from his swimming pool, only to discover that shes a character in a fairy tale who has escaped into the real world. Christopher Doyle (2046) shot it, which should add to the visual interest. A related article is on Page 3. Monster House -- Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg got together to produce this CGI extravaganza about a creepy old house that is, in fact, a living, breathing monster. The film uses the performance capture technology developed for Mr. Zemeckiss Polar Express. Gil Kenan directs; the cast includes Steve Buscemi, Jon Heder, Jason Lee, Catherine OHara and Nick Cannon. My Super Ex-Girlfriend -- Old comedy hand Ivan Reitman (Ghost Busters) returns for a cautionary tale about an average Joe (Luke Wilson) who dumps his demanding girlfriend (Uma Thurman) and belatedly discovers hes been dating a superhero who can make his life supermiserable. Shadowboxer -- Cuba Gooding Jr. looks for a change of image with an R-rated story of a contract killer who works with and woos his stepmother (Helen Mirren). Lee Daniels directs. Time to Leave -- The new film from the French filmmaker François Ozon (Swimming Pool) is said to be a gay variation on a Douglas Sirk melodrama: Melvil Poupaud is the Parisian photographer who seems to have everything going for him, until he discovers that hes dying of cancer. With Jeanne Moreau and Valerie Bruni Tedeschi. A related article is on Page 14. July 26 The Photographer, His Wife, Her Lover -- Paul Yules documentary is a true crime tale: the story of the 78-year-old railroad photographer O. Winston Link, who was dominated by his unfaithful 48-year-old wife while she stole and sold his work. July 28 America: From Freedom to Fascism -- The Hollywood producer Aaron Russo (Trading Places) explores the notion that civil liberties in America have gone rapidly downhill since 1913, when the Federal Reserve system was fraudulently created and citizens had to pay income tax. Another Gay Movie -- A spoof of American Pie from a gay perspective (someone has sex with a quiche), as four high school friends vow to lose their virginity by the end of the summer. AZUMI -- A female assassin in the chaotic Japan of the 19th century is charged with the assassination of two warlords. A live-action adaptation of a popular comic book, directed by Ryuhei Kitamura of the cult film Versus. Barnyard -- Steve Oedekerk wrote and directed this cartoon feature about a callow young party cow (with the voice of Kevin James) who learns to grow up fast when a crisis strikes his farm. With the voices of Courteney Cox, Sam Elliott, Danny Glover, Andie MacDowell and Wanda Sykes. Brothers of the Head -- Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe, who made the Terry Gilliam documentary Lost in La Mancha, shifts gears to the mockumentary genre, telling the story of conjoined twins from Norfolk, England, who become minor rock stars in the 1970s. Harry Treadaway and Luke Treadaway star; with cameos from Jane Horrocks, Jonathan Pryce and Ken Russell. HOUSE OF SAND -- Three generations of women struggle in the remote desert landscape of northern Brazil. Directed by Andrucha Waddington, it stars Fernanda Montenegro and Fernanda Torres, who are mother and daughter in real life. I Could Never Be Your Woman -- Rosie (Michelle Pfeiffer), a television personality with a teenage daughter, falls in love with a younger man (Paul Rudd). With Tracey Ullman as (yes, really) Mother Nature. Amy Heckerling directs. Little Miss Sunshine -- A battling family comes together during a perilous road trip, as they try to make it from Albuquerque to Los Angeles in time to enter the youngest child in a youth beauty pageant. Greg Kinnear is the dad, a failed motivational speaker; Toni Collette is his skeptical wife; and Steve Carell is a suicidal gay uncle. Directed by the husband-and-wife team of Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris. A related article is on Page 3. Miami Vice -- Michael Mann directs the feature update of his trendsetting 1980s cop show. Colin Farrell, this years hardest-working man in show business, plays Detective Sonny Crockett; his partner, Ricardo Tubbs, is played by Jamie Foxx. And Gong Li is the villainess. Romeo and Juliet: Sealed with a Kiss -- The play becomes an animated film for children, directed by the former Disney animator Phil Nibbelink. 13 Tzameti -- From Georgia, a suspense tale centered on a young man (Georges Babluani) who gets involved in a mysterious game that may cost him his life. The film, directed by the stars brother, Gela Babluani, has been a hit on the festival circuit. August Aug. 4 The Ant Bully -- A little boy learns why its not nice to flood ant hills with his water gun -- hes liable to be shrunk to insect size and forced to join his victims. A 3D animation from the director John A. Davis (Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius), featuring the voices of Zach Tyler Eisen, Cheri Oteri, Lily Tomlin, Julia Roberts, Regina King and Meryl Streep. The Bridesmaid -- When a provincial plumbing supplies salesman (Benoît Magimel) meets the sexy, uninhibited Senta (Laura Smet) at his sisters wedding, he thinks hes found a happy way out of his dull existence. But then she starts demanding increasingly extreme acts as proof of his love, culminating in a murder. Claude Chabrol directs, from a novel by Ruth Rendell. Fearless -- Jet Li stars in a biography of the turn-of-the-century martial arts master Huo Yuan Jia, sometimes credited with turning martial arts into a spectator sport rather than a means of combat. The prolific Ronny Yu (Freddy Vs. Jason, Bride of Chucky) directs. John Tucker Must Die -- When three high school girls (Brittany Snow, Ashanti Douglas and Sophia Bush) discover theyve all been dating the same, untrustworthy guy (Jesse Metcalfe), they plot revenge as only high school girls can. Betty Thomas directs; with Jenny McCarthy. The Night Listener -- A radio talk show host (Robin Williams) turns to his telephone relationship with a boy (Rory Culkin) to escape from his messy private life, but discovers hes in for more than he thought. With Toni Collette, Sandra Oh and John Cullum; directed by Patrick Stettner. QuinceaÑera -- A troubled Mexican-American teenager (Emily Rios) prepares for the traditional celebrations that will be held for her 15th birthday. A prize-winner at this years Sundance Film Festival; the directors are Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland (The Fluffer). The Science of Sleep -- Back to bed with the director Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind), who returns with another story of the dreamlife. Gael García Bernal is a graphic artist in Paris who designs his own dreams, but is drawn out of his self-absorption by an intriguing new neighbor (Charlotte Gainsbourg). With Miou-Miou and Emma de Caunes. Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby -- After courageously satirizing television newsreaders and soccer coaches, Will Ferrell dares to take on Nascar. Hes the Southern hotshot of the title; his rival is a sneaky Frenchmen (gee, do you think there will be any Jerry Lewis jokes?) played by Sacha Baron Cohen. Adam McKay directed and, with Mr. Ferrell, was co-writer. With Gary Cole, John C. Reilly and Michael Clarke Duncan. Aug. 9 Lunacy -- Jan Svankmajer, the Czech stop-motion animator whose materials include clay and raw meat, freely adapts some Edgar Allan Poe stories in his new feature. Aug. 11 Accepted -- Justin Long as a high school student who fails to be accepted by any colleges, so he founds one of his own. Steve Pink directs; its a first feature for this erstwhile actor and screenwriter. Conversations with Other Women -- Aaron Eckhart plays Man and Helena Bonham Carter is Woman in an independent feature by Hans Canosa that follows a flirtation over the long course of a New York wedding reception. Half Nelson -- Ryan Gosling as a Brooklyn schoolteacher, trying to balance his commitment to his underprivileged students with his serious drug and alcohol problems. A first feature by Ryan Fleck, who wrote the screenplay with Anna Boden. With Anthony Mackie and Shareeka Epps. A related article is on Page 14. The Reaping -- Hilary Swank as a former missionary who, having lost her faith after the death of her parents, has built a career debunking supernatural phenomena. But when biblical plagues begin striking a small town in Louisiana, she finds that faith is her only weapon. Stephen Hopkins (Lost in Space) directs from a script credited to six writers. STEP UP -- Channing Taylor as a destructive street kid who finds redemption when a sympathetic teacher introduces him to the art of dance. With Rachel Griffiths; the choreographer Anne Fletcher directed. World Trade Center -- Oliver Stone, supposedly in a nonpolitical mood, directs the story of two Port Authority policemen, the last two survivors to be rescued from the ruins of 9/11. With Nicolas Cage, Michael Pena, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Maria Bello, Stephen Dorff and Jay Hernandez; written by Andrea Berloff. Zoom -- The aging superhero Captain Zoom (Tim Allen) is called out of retirement to train a group of new superhero recruits. Peter Hewitt (Garfield) directs. Aug. 18 Clerks II -- The writer-director Kevin Smith returns to the New Jersey convenience store that was the scene of his first success, the 1994 Clerks. With Brian OHalloran and Jeff Anderson, backed by Rosario Dawson, Jason Mewes, and Jason Lee. Factotum -- The Norwegian director Bent Hamer (Kitchen Stories) adapts a novel by Charles Bukowski. Matt Dillon is a Midwestern drifter negotiating relationships with a number of women between drinking binges. With Lili Taylor, Marisa Tomei, Adrienne Shelly and Karen Young. Fakers -- A forger (Matthew Rhys) tries to sell copies of the same drawing to five different London galleries within an hour. Richard Janes directed; with Kate Ashfield. Flyboys -- Jesse James and Reiley McClendon as Nevada teenagers who become fascinated by flying, but end up stowing away on a private plane owned by a Mafia hood (Stephen Baldwin). Rocco Devilliers directs. THE ILLUSIONIST -- A stage magician (Edward Norton) takes on the Austro-Hungarian empire as he attempts to avenge the death of his lover at the hands of a sinister prince. Neil Burger (Interview With the Assassin) directs a cast that includes Paul Giamatti, Jessica Biel and Rufus Sewell. My First Wedding -- Laurent Firodes comedy centers on a determined ladies man (Kenny Doughty) who dresses as a priest in hopes of seducing a bride (Rachel Leigh Cook) on the eve of her wedding. Rolling Family -- A dysfunctional family comes together during the course of a road trip (see: Little Miss Sunshine ). This one is set in Argentina and is directed by Pablo Trapero. Snakes on a Plane -- Probably the first film in history to gain a cult reputation, via the Internet -- based on its title alone. And a classic title it is. David R. Ellis directs; Samuel L. Jackson and Julianna Margulies star. Trust the Man -- A romantic comedy with complications. Julianne Moore and David Duchovny are a couple who seem happy on the surface but whose marriage may be falling apart; Billy Crudup and Maggie Gyllenhaal are still dating after eight years. Bart Freundlich directed. Aug. 23 Fratricide -- The hard life of Turkish and Kurdish immigrant teenagers in Germany, captured in a fiction film by Yilmaz Arslan. Aug. 25 Beerfest -- Two American brothers inherit a German beer hall, which turns out to be the site of a secret international beer-drinking competition. Jay Chandrasekhar (Club Dread) directs and co-stars, with Kevin Heffernan, Cloris Leachman and Paul Soter. DOA: Dead or Alive -- Filmed in China by the Hong Kong veteran Cory Yuen, this is an adaptation of a video game that dates from 1997. Concept: people fight each other. With Jaime Pressly, Holly Valance and Devon Aoki. How to Eat Fried Worms -- Thomas Rockwells childrens novel -- about a fifth grader who accepts a dare from an older boy and upsets the playgrounds balance of power -- as adapted by Bob Dolman. With Kimberly Williams, Thomas Cavanagh and Alexander Agate. Idlewild -- The members of Outkast, André Benjamin and Antwan Andre Patton, star as musicians working the Southern speakeasy circuit in the early 1930s. Bryan Barber wrote and directed. INVINCIBLE -- Hugely depressed after losing his wife and his job as a teacher, Mark Wahlberg impulsively decides to try out for the Philadelphia Eagles, and unexpectedly (well, not to the audience) finds himself realizing his wildest dream. Ericson Core directs, Greg Kinnear co-stars. August CAUTIVA -- An Argentine teenager discovers that the people she thinks are her parents adopted her after her real parents were disappeared during the so-called dirty war of the 1970s and 80s. Gastón Biraben directs. The Descent -- Looking for an extreme adventure, six female friends go exploring in a cave somewhere in the Appalachians but run into more than they bargained for: namely, a race of hideous subhuman creatures who have adapted to life in the dark. Shauna MacDonald and Nora-Jane Noone star; Neil Marshall directs. A related article is on Page 12. September Sept. 1 Captain Sabertooth -- The cabin boy on a pirate ship dreams of earning the respect of his feared captain, in a Norwegian animated film directed by Stig Bergqvist. CRANK -- An unofficial remake of D.O.A.? Jason Stratham is a hit man who learns he has been poisoned and has only 24 hours to find his potential murderer and secure an antidote. Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor wrote and directed. CROSSOVER -- Two friends -- one a pre-med scholarship student, the other a talented player out of jail after taking the rap on an assault charge -- reunite for a last big street game. Preston A. Whitmore II wrote and directed; with Anthony Mackie and Allen Payne. FLANNEL PaJAMAS -- Julianne Nicholson and Justin Kirk star as New Yorkers who meet on a blind date, fall in love, marry and begin collecting the small disappointments that eventually lead to a divorce. Jeff Lipsky wrote and directed this autobiographical film. LASSIE -- The latest version of Eric Knights childrens novel about a faithful collie who finds her way back to her family, as written and directed by Charles Sturridge. With Peter OToole, Samantha Morton and Peter Dinklage. The Return -- Buffy may have retired, but Sara Michelle Gellar continues to battle the supernatural, here as a Midwestern woman determined to find the cause of the hideous visions that have been crowding her mind. Sam Shepard is her estranged father; Adam Scott her stalker ex-boyfriend. Asif Kapadia directs. Sons of Buena Vista -- A new generation of Cuban musicians who carry on the traditions of the Buena Vista Social Club, profiled in a documentary by German Kral. Stormbreaker -- A 14-year-old (Alex Pettyfer) is recruited to replace his murdered uncle (Ewan McGregor), a secret agent for the British government. His assignment: take down an evil billionaire played by Mickey Rourke. Geoffrey Sax directs. THIS FILM IS NOT YET RATED -- The documentarian Kirby Dick (Derrida) investigates the people and procedures involved in the Motion Picture Association of Americas film rating system.. Annotated list of movies scheduled to open May to September 2006; photos (L)
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