BLOGGER'S NOTE : I'm re-posting this review, originally written when JFK opened in 1991, as part of The Oliver Stone Blogathon occ...
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Showing posts with label Oldman. Show all posts
How terrible is wisdom when it brings no profit to the wise
By Edward Copeland When contemplating possible headlines for my 25th anniversary tribute to Alan Parker's thriller Angel Heart , I almo...
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Nothing just happens
By Edward Copeland People tend to be described as dog people or cat people. New York people or L.A. people — you get the idea. When it come...
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It's about which master you've been serving
By Edward Copeland I've never read a single novel by John le Carré and I remember when the TV miniseries Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy a...
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A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside an Enigma
By Damian Arlyn While some might be of the opinion that Oliver Stone’s most archetypal movie is Wall Street or Platoon , I happen to think ...
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A fabulous disaster
By Edward Copeland For people around my age, one of the biggest laughs in (500) Days of Summer comes when Zooey Deschanel's Summer tell...
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