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January 8, 2009

The Persecution of Roman Polanski Was the filmmaker justified in fleeing the country in 1978? Director Marina Zenovich argues yes by Paul Matwychuk
78 Years Old, And Still Beating Up Punks Clint Eastwood growls like a well-tuned automobile engine in Gran Torino by Paul Matwychuk
Rock 'n' Roll Posters Are Here To Stay Died Young, Stayed Pretty could have brought more coherence to its look at gig poster art by Michael Hingston

December 31, 2008

Patti Smith’s Home Movies It took a full decade to make Patti Smith: Dream of Life, and you feel every second of it by Paul Matwychuk

December 24, 2008

Uncertainty Principal One thing you can be sure of in Doubt: Meryl Streep makes one helluva terrifying nun by Paul Matwychuk
Bonin’ The Librarian There’s a lot more to contemplate in The Reader than the older woman/teenage boy sex scenes by Kathleen Bell
The Flesh Is Thrilling, But The Spirit Is Weak1 Scarlett Johansson and Eva Mendes’ curves can’t redeem the utter awfulness of Frank Miller’s noir by Warren Haas
You Had Me At “Hello, Let’s Kill Hitler” Tom Cruise leads an assassination plot in Valkyrie. Spoiler alert: it’s not successful by James Hamilton
I’ve Kind Of Half-Heartedly Liked You, So Long But your artificial plotting and low-energy direction kept me from being a bigger fan by Michael Hingston
Pitt The Elder, Pitt The Younger Watching Brad Pitt get progressively younger is a pretty dull way to kill three hours by Paul Matwychuk

December 18, 2008

Revenge Of The Smith Why is Will Smith planning to kill himself? Seven Pounds takes a long two hours to tell you by Warren Haas
Keanu Barada Nikto! Maybe someday aliens will force Hollywood to stop doing pointless remakes by Michael Hingston
Steppe-ing Down The Aisle Wedding comedies are much different in Mongolia: just look at Tuya’s Marriage by Kathleen Bell
A Price Above Rupees Slumdog Millionaire uses Mumbai as the backdrop for a rags-to-riches game-show fairytale by Paul Matwychuk
Eternal Darkness Of The Spotless Mind Charlie Kaufman’s Synecdoche, New York is devastatingly sad, and devastatingly brilliant by Michael Hingston

December 11, 2008

The Debt Offensive Patrick Creadon’s prescient I.O.U.S.A. paints a grim picture of America’s apocalyptic fiscal by Marliss Weber
Grime And Punishment The villain literally punches his first through a man’s face in the grim Punisher: War Zone by Michael Hingston
Hispanic Holidays I forgot about the Hispanic Christmas movie nothing like the holidays even while I was reviewing it by Kathleen Bell
Sweetened, Condensed Milk SEE critics wrangle: Do Gus Van Sant and Sean Penn do justice to the life of Harvey Milk? by Michael Hingston And Paul Matwychuk

December 4, 2008

How I Learned To Drove Nicole Kidman goes from uptight blueblood to cattle baroness in Baz Luhrmann’s clunky epic Australia by Paul Matwychuk
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