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Remembering The Iconic 7 Movie Run That Defined Rob Reiner's Career — And An Era

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By Alex Godfrey Verified, James Dyer Verified, Helen O'Hara Verified, Nick De Semlyen Verified, Jamie Graham, Chris Hewitt, Jordan King
| Empire Verified
This morning's shocking news that legendary American filmmaker Rob Reiner has died at the age of 78 brought with it a tidal wave of emotions. Grief for the life that was lost. Confusion at the suddenness and senselessness of his passing. And a deep, abiding gratitude for the immense body of work that Robert Norman Reiner has left in our care, ensuring that we will continue to remember the man and his movies for generations to come.
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3,000 Fans Agree — These Are The Top 100 Movies Everyone Should Watch

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By Nick De Semlyen Verified, James Dyer Verified, Chris Hewitt, Alex Godfrey Verified, Beth Webb Verified, John Nugent, Ben Travis Verified, Jordan King, Sophie Butcher Verified
| Empire Verified
"What are the 100 best movies of all time?" It's a hell of a question to ask, and an even harder one to answer — even for the team here at Empire, the world's biggest and favorite film magazine. After all, there are all kinds of reasons why individual films stand the test of time, connecting with us personally while speaking to the universal.
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Review: Niall Williams’ ‘Time of the Child,’ set in Ireland, is one of the year’s finest novels

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By Chris Hewitt
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
To use a word that appears often in the novel, "Time of the Child" is a miracle. Niall Williams' gorgeous, wry and humane book is set in the fictional Irish hamlet of Faha, where much of his work (which also includes "Four Letters of Love" and "This Is Happiness") takes place. It's 1962 and nearing Christmas, which is important because the events of the book - which are foreshadowed for 100 pages and then seem to happen all at once - recall the life of the figure for whom Christmas is named.
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