The Triumph of MovieLens's Will
MovieLens has ordered me to post about Triumph of the Will. Okay, aside from its disgusting poli...
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Must Obey MovieLens, Must Obey MovieLens...
Okay, okay, I give in. MovieLens keeps insisting that I tell you all about 6ixtynin9 (Ruang Talok 6 ...
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The DVD Revolution
Norman Lebrecht has an interesting column about the DVD revolution. He thinks DVDs will help film ac...
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Director's Cuts: Are They Always An Improvement?
Recently saw the director's cut of two movies, Apocalypse Now and Farewell My Concubine, and thought...
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The100 Greatest Films of All Time?
This list--compiled by polling lots of film directors, critics, and other "experts"--shoul...
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It's only a thematic trilogy like Bergman's Trilogy of Faith, as I said I'm just a bit too methodica...
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Water (2005). Deepa Mehta's fine muckraking melodrama about an 8-year-old "widow" in 19...
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I look forward to reading your review of it. I'm checking this one out very soon: Water (2005)...
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The Hidden Blade (2004). Yoji Yamada, director of the excellent Twilight Samurai, returns to 19th...
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"Down in the Valley" opens today in N.Y. Finally, Edward Norton has come out of hiding. ...
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