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variety.com - 11/18/2008

Review of Revolutionary Road

— variety.com — A Paramount Vantage release of a DreamWorks Pictures and Paramount Vantage presentation of an Evamere Entertainment, BBC... Films, Neal Street production, in association with Goldcrest Pictures. Produced by John N. Hart, Scott Rudin, Sam Mendes, Bobby ... Review of Revolutionary Road

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John Neville

Leonardo DiCaprio

Kate Winslet

Kathy Bates

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traileraddict.com - 11/14/2008

Revolutionary Road - Trailer

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Kate Winslet

Leonardo DiCaprio

Revolutionary Road

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youtube.com - 11/25/2008

Revolutionary Road - Trailer 2 (video)

— youtube.com — This is the second trailer for the new film Revolutionary Road, directed by Sam Mendes and starring... Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. April and Frank Wheel... Revolutionary Road - Trailer 2 (video)

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Revolutionary Road

Sam Mendes

Leonardo DiCaprio

Kate Winslet

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New Pics from 'Revolutionary Road' and Some Early Reviews Roll In
RopeofSilicon.com — ... movie sweepstakes, “Revolutionary Road” is no “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” But when sheer nastiness seizes its characters, the vindictiveness and emotional damage are breathtaking. Here’s the real difference: In “Virginia Woolf,” George and Martha are locked into a symbiotic, disturbingly needy relationship that absolutely feed off their acidic battles. But for “Revolutionary Road’s” Frank and April Wheeler, you wonder: Why don’t they just get a divorce? Glenn Kenny is pushing aside Oscar buzz and hoping the film finds an audience: I hear there’s lots of, whaddya call ...

Oscar Watch: Revolutionary Road Review
Thompson On Hollywood — ... is strictly an art-house play--and should score with the Academy. Mendes takes a more realistic and less stylized approach to this dysfunctional suburban family than he did on the Oscar-winning American Beauty. The entire ensemble is first-rate: Shannon got a rousing round of applause at my screening for his role as the insane truth-teller who cuts through all the crap. The movie hits hard: some folks relate to it, others don't. Here's Todd McCarthy and Glenn Kenny. Green Cine wraps up early reaction. ...

On the Un-Sirkness of Revolutionary Road
Self-Styled Siren — ... had the filmmakers not chosen a plastic bag. American Beauty was interesting, because many people seemed to walk away liking it a lot, and then at some point, realized they had been had. The Siren will 'fess up to that reaction, since Glenn Kenny was already man enough to do the same. Then there was Far From Heaven, a better movie. Todd Haynes showed some Sirk love earlier than that, in the brilliant Safe, but Far from Heaven was an attempt to make a Sirk movie without the Production Code getting in the way, and it turned out worthwhile, if ...