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- Paul Thomas Anderson (The Master)
- Kathryn Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty)
- Ang Lee (Life of Pi)
- Baz Luhrmann (The Great Gatsby)
- Steven Spielberg (Lincoln)
- Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln)
- John Hawkes (The Surrogate)
- Philip Seymour Hoffman (The Master)
- Hugh Jackman (Les Misérables)
Bill Murray (Hyde Park on Hudson)- Sandra Bullock (Gravity)
- Marion Cotillard (Untitled James Gray Project)
- Helen Hunt (The Surrogate)
- Keira Knightley (Anna Karenina)
- Laura Linney (Hyde Park on Hudson)
- Russell Crowe (Les Misérables)
- Leonardo DiCaprio (Django Unchained)
- Guy Pearce (Lawless)
- Joaquin Phoenix (The Master)
- David Strathairn (Lincoln)
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Movie Review: ‘American Animal’ (2012)
American Animal exists within the crazed psyche of Matt D’Elia, which is appropriate because he’s the star, the writer, the director, the co-editor, and also one of a handful of credited producers. His character is Jimmy, a crazed, maniacal twenty-something … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, 3.5 stars, A, American Animal, Angela Sarafyan, Brendan Fletcher, Matt D'Elia, Mircea Monroe, Reviews
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Recent Home Viewings: ‘Affliction,’ ‘Broken Flowers,’ ‘The Weather Man’
Affliction (1998) Nick Nolte’s profound, grizzly-bear turn in Gavin O’Connor’s Warrior has remained on the brain since I first saw the film back in September, and I’ve only just got around to acting on that impression by working through Nolte’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 1998, 2005, A, Affliction, B, Bill Murray, Brigid Tierney, Broken Flowers, Christopher McDonald, Frances Conroy, Gemmenne de la Peña, Gore Verbinski, Hans Zimmer, Hope Davis, James Coburn, James Levine, Jeffrey Wright, Jessica Lange, Jim Jarmusch, Lost in Translation, Mark Webber, Michael Caine, Nicholas Hoult, Nick Nolte, Nicolas Cage, Paul Schrader, Phedon Papamichael, Raging Bull, Rango, Recent Home Viewings, Sharon Stone, Taxi Driver, The Pledge, The Prince of Tides, The Weather Man, Tilda Swinton, W, Willem Dafoe
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Movie Review: ‘The Artist’ (2011)
One of the more discussion-piquing results of contemporary cinema’s ever-increasing implementation of technological advancements is the way these innovations can often distort the essential quality of a film. James Cameron’s Avatar is a perfectly applicable and illustrative, if over-referenced, example … Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Another Year’ (2010)
For Another Year, Mike Leigh’s Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay is well-deserved, but it’s a shame that none of the film’s other collaborators were recognized. Disguised as a mundane chronicle of various London personas, the film turns out to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, A, Another Year, David Bradley, Jim Broadbent, Karina Fernandez, Lesley Manville, Martin Savage, Mike Leigh, Oliver Maltman, Peter Wight, Reviews, Ruth Sheen
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Movie Review: ‘The American’ (2010)
Just like Leonardo DiCaprio has been attached to psychologically troubled protagonists as of late, George Clooney has approached a period in his career where he is exceedingly interested in characters seeking human connection. Although last year’s Up in the Air … Continue reading