The lorax

• Much like the effect that the 1971 book by Dr. Seuss has had, the animated-feature version of The Lorax will touch anyone who has felt a connection to the outdoors —especially trees.
(USA Today)
• Having donned recyclable 3-D glasses and seen the thing for myself, I'm not sure whether to mock the enemies of "The Lorax" for their cluelessness, to offer them reassurance or to compliment them for being half-right.
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• If you grew up in the 1970s, when that left-wing socialist Richard Nixon started the Environmental Protection Agency, you spent a childhood surrounded by songs and stories about pollution and stewardship of the earth and keeping our air and water clean.
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• Alcoholics and drug addicts seek redemption in "Being Flynn," but none so strenuously as Robert De Niro working to reclaim his acting mojo.
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• The sales pitch is part of the National Education Association's "Read Across America tour — Driven by Mazda," which arrived at Alexandria's James K. Polk Elementary School on Tuesday.
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• The film adaptation of Dr. Seuss celebrated childrens story hopes to match the $38.1 million debut of Rango a year ago; Project X is the latest found-footage movie to hit the multiplex.
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• Danny Devito talks passionately about presenting and saving the world with the Frank Reynolds version of 'The Lorax.' Theodore Geisel, aka Dr.
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• Dr. SEUSS' THE LORAX Thneedlessly preachy. Running time: 86 minutes. Rated PG (mild profanity). At the Empire, the Kips Bay, the Union Square, others. I am the critic, I speak to displease: "The Lorax" is awful, like chronic disease.
(New York Post)
• LOS ANGELES -- Dr.
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