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Eight years after releasing Boys Don't Cry, director Kimberly Peirce returns to the big screen with Stop-Loss. Which other director has been absent for too long?

Alexander Payne–I can't wait to see his follow-up to Sideways.

Baz Luhrmann–Moulin Rouge was seven years ago. Australia can't come soon enough!

Cameron Crowe–I'd welcome a return to form after 2005's Elizabethtown.

Spike Jonze–Music videos can't compare with features like Adaptation.

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The much anticipated Sundance hit Hamlet 2, which takes a satiric look at what it takes to perform Shakespeare's legendary work, will be released on August 27th. Which actor do you think gave the best Hamlet performance?

A. Laurence Olivier (1948)

B. Mel Gibson (1990)

C. Kenneth Branagh (1996)

D. Ethan Hawke (2000)

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