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More than any of us can bear

BLOGGER'S NOTE : This review originally ran on this blog on Aug. 9, 2006. I'm re-posting it for The Oliver Stone Blogathon occurrin...
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"Come out, Neville!"

By le0pard13 Richard Matheson remains one of my favorite authors of all-time. When I attended the West Hollywood Book Fair a few years back...
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The twilight of an extraordinary life

By Edward Copeland When Charles Nelson Reilly died in 2007, the percentage of people who knew who he was by name, unfortunately, already had...
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Cinematic Grace

By J.D. Decades in the making, the gestation period of Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life (2011) is as epic as the film itself. After Days...
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South Korean Twists on American Genres

By Kevin J. Olson For my money, some of the best films being released today are those coming out of South Korea. And one of the very best a...
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Schrader's return to safer ground

By J.D. After dabbling briefly with a major studio on the debacle that became known as Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist (2005), writer/dir...
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Harry Potter and the Deadly Huhs?, Part I

By Edward Copeland When this blog first began (actually before it began, when I would just jot short movie musings on my long defunct polit...
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Always a Bridesmaid

By David Gaffen The new film Bridesmaids has been saddled with the unfortunate assignment of proving a movie centered largely around women...
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The sun may not come out tomorrow

By J.D. In some respects, Danny Boyle is Britain’s answer to Steven Soderbergh — a filmmaker who moves effortlessly from independent to stu...
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