TOP 20 FILMS OF 2012
[#1-10]
- 1. Oslo, August 31st [Review]
- 2. The Grey [Review]
- 3. The Master [Review]
- 4. Lincoln [Review]
- 5. Amour [Review]
- 6. The Turin Horse [Review]
- 7. Elena [Review]
- 8. Zero Dark Thirty [Review]
- 9. Tabu [Review]
- 10. Beasts of the Southern Wild [Review]
[#11-20]
- 11. The Snowtown Murders
- 12. Flight [Review]
- 13. Magic Mike [Review]
- 14. Holy Motors
- 15. Once Upon a Time in Anatolia [Review]
- 16. Rust and Bone [Review]
- 17. The Color Wheel
- 18. Looper [Review]
- 19. On the Road [Review]
- 20. The Loneliest Planet [Review]
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Tag Archives: Michael Haneke
Capsule Reviews: Entry #3
[Click here for a reminder of the concept behind the "Capsule Reviews" series.] All the Real Girls (David Gordon Green, 2003): David Gordon Green’s follow-up to his much-acclaimed George Washington is working in a similar aesthetic milieu — small-town intimacy, … Continue reading
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Capsule Reviews: Entry #1
Some longtime readers may remember the “Recent Home Viewings” pieces I once attempted to do on a regular basis, which were designed to give me an efficient platform to write about the films I see that aren’t new theatrical releases. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amour, Ben Sachs, Björk, Breaking the Waves, Caché, Candace Evanofski, Capsule Reviews, Casey Affleck, Chicago Reader, Curtis Cotton III, Damian Jewan Lee, Dancer in the Dark, David Gordon Green, Dogville, Emily Watson, Funny Games, George Washington, Gerry, Good Will Hunting, Gus Van Sant, Harris Savides, Heartbeats, I Killed My Mother, Ignatiy Vishnevetsky, J.R. Jones, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Lars von Trier, Matt Damon, Michael Haneke, Monia Chokri, Niels Schneider, Rachael Handy, Reviews, Stellan Skarsgard, The Seventh Continent, The Sitter, Tim Orr, Xavier Dolan, Your Highness
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Movie Review: ‘Amour’
Director: Michael Haneke | Writer: Michael Haneke | Cast: Laurent Capelluto, Isabelle Huppert, Emmanuelle Riva, William Shimell, Alexandre Tharaud, Jean-Louis Trintignant | Rating: PG-13 | Runtime: 127 minutes | Year (U.S. release date): 2012 | Amour arrives as something of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, 4 stars, A, Alain Resnais, Alexandre Tharaud, Amour, Benny's Video, Caché, Code Unknown, Darius Khondji, Emmanuelle Riva, Hiroshima mon amour, Isabelle Huppert, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Laurent Capelluto, Michael Haneke, Reviews, The Piano Teacher, Time of the Wolf, William Shimell
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Michael Haneke’s Revered ‘Amour’ Wins Palme d’Or
The lovely Bérénice Bejo, along with a handful of presenters that included Alec Baldwin, Adrien Brody, Gong Li, and Audrey Tautou, dished out the award-winners today for the 65th annual Cannes Film Festival. As widely expected, the festival’s utmost critical … Continue reading
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Tagged 4 Months 3 Weeks and 2 Days, A Prophet, Adrien Brody, Alec Baldwin, Amour, Audrey Tautou, Awards, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Benh Zeitlin, Bérénice Bejo, Beyond the Hills, Bullhead, Cannes Film Festival, Carlos Reygadas, Cosmina Stratan, Cristian Mungiu, Cristina Flutur, Emmanuelle Riva, Gomorrah, Gong Li, Jacques Audiard, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Ken Loach, Mads Mikkelsen, Marion Cotillard, Matteo Garrone, Matthias Schoenaerts, Michael Haneke, Nanni Moretti, Post Tenebras Lux, Reality, Rust and Bone, The Angels' Share, The Hunt, The White Ribbon, Thomas Vinterberg
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