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[This post was written for Sheila O'Malley's Iranian film blogathon running Feb. 21-27. I encourage all to participate. More details...
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[This film is being considered for 2011 end-of-year lists.] Like my favorite Chinese genre films, the kung-fu movie Gallants is as much a c...
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Long-lost jazz recordings pique my interest as much as the tease of the most infamous lost films. The frequent airing of Miles Davis' va...
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The Postman Always Rings Twice (Tay Garnett, 1946) On the basis of film noir, were I husband in the '40s, I'd never allow my wife to...
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[Link to previous chapters here ] Let me me briefly summarize how I've gotten through Ulysses to this point. After constantly checking ...
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I never could figure out where I stood on Catherine Breillat. Her daring meditations on sex fascinated me, but she always seemed to take it ...
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Howard Hawks' Twentieth Century is so ahead of its time it serves as a precursor to two great types of Hollywood storytelling: the behi...
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Cary Fukunaga displays such an immediate grasp of the Gothic tones of Charlotte Brontë's eerie, macabre romance that the speed with whic...
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It cannot be denied that the fight choreography in Gareth Evans' The Raid: Redemption ranks among the finest ever put to film. A showca...
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his movie has very good moments, but it could have been better. I used this scene to contrast the use of GET (followed by nouns or verbs). T...