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Sebastian Junger Bleeds for Restrepo Restrepo
Film is a battlefield
, June 15, 2010
Trailing a platoon of U.S. Army soldiers in Afghanistan, Restrepo is a nerve-jangling work of "you are there" combat correspondence. It's also... More>>
The Momma's Boys of Cyrus Cyrus
Peter Pan complexes collide as the Duplass bros. go Hollywood
, June 15, 2010
In Cyrus, a freakishly engrossing black comedy about excessively mothered men and the women who enable them, the excellent John C. Reilly plays... More>>
Tilda Swinton's Got to Be Free in I Am Love I Am Love
Emancipate the Jil Sander wives!
, June 15, 2010
As unrepentantly grandiose and ludicrous as its title, Luca Guadagnino's visually ravishing third feature suggests an epic that Visconti and Sirk... More>>
Toys Are Us in Toy Story 3 Toy Story 3
In its third installment, Pixar's juggernaut turns morose
, June 15, 2010
Fifteen years after ushering in a new era of CGI animation, and 11 years after a colossally successful pre-millennial sequel, the Toy Story... More>>
Our Town, 45365 45365
Midwestern life intimately observed
, June 15, 2010
45365 is the area code of Sidney, Ohio, population 20,211, about 40 miles north of Dayton on the Miami River. The seat of Shelby County, its... More>>
Queens of the Night: What Really Happened at the Stonewall Inn? Stonewall Uprising
, June 15, 2010
In the early-morning hours of Saturday, June 28, 1969, at a dive on 53 Christopher Street, the homosexual intifada began. Street queens,... More>>
Josh Brolin's Fatuous Spaghetti Western, Jonah Hex Jonah Hex
, June 15, 2010
Bracingly inept, Chef Boyardee spaghetti western Jonah Hex is the rare 80-minute movie that you can’t even call "taut." Rather than teasing... More>>
Bollywood Cops and Robbers Thriller Raavan Easy on the Eyes Raayan
, June 15, 2010
The plight of a Western critic tackling the modern Bollywood blockbuster is that, although a sea change has increased its appeal to international... More>>
Antonioni's Lessons Learned in Le Amiche Le amiche
, June 15, 2010
Excavated from the deep '50s, Michelangelo Antonioni's Le amiche (known in English as "The Girlfriends") is an unexpected treasure. Or, perhaps,... More>>
How the Mormon Church Brought Down the Gays in 8: The Mormon Proposition 8: The Mormon Proposition
, June 15, 2010
Grinning into the camera, a young Mormon in a Prop. 8 commercial highlighted in 8: The Mormon Proposition gushes that her activism around getting... More>>
Let It Rain: Aggressively Middlebrow Filmmaking (Not a Compliment) Let It Rain
, June 15, 2010
A specialist in choreographing talky scenes, Agnès Jaoui may also be the most aggressively middlebrow filmmaker working today. Her latest,... More>>
Life's Big Questions Remain Unanswered in The Nature of Existence The Nature of Existence
, June 15, 2010
We'd all like to get to the bottom of the titular conundrum posed by Roger Nygard's The Nature of Existence, but traveling around the world... More>>
Norah Jones, MGMT, and Yeasayer Walk Into a Movie -- Why, Wah Do Dem, Why? Wah Do Dem
, June 15, 2010
A couple days before cashing in on a free Caribbean cruise for two, dorky Brooklyn hipster Max (Sean Bones) gets dumped by his girlfriend (Norah... More>>
Joan Rivers, Can We Talk? Joan Rivers, Can We Talk?
There's got to be more to this piece of work
, June 08, 2010
Opening with a close-up of the crow's feet around its subject's eyes and expanding to reveal her Botox-frozen upper lip, the documentary-portrait... More>>
What It Takes, BAMcinemaFEST Edition What It Takes, BAMcinemaFEST Edition
Three filmmakers, sort of in control
, June 08, 2010
Among this year's best American independent films—on view at Brooklyn's second annual and already influential BAMcinema-FEST, June 9... More>>
Into the Woods With Winter's Bone Winter's Bone
Crime, power, and poverty in the Ozarks
, June 08, 2010
'Never ask for what ought to be offered," 17-year-old Ree Dolly (Jennifer Lawrence) tells her little brother in Winter's Bone, Debra Granik's... More>>
The Karate Kid's Kung Fu Hustle The Karate Kid
Jaden Smith will never catch a fly with chopsticks
, June 08, 2010
Like its predecessor, 2010’s Harald Zwart–directed The Karate Kid begins with an uprooting. Young Dre Parker (Jaden Smith) and his... More>>
Pierre Clementi, Handsome Devil, Sacred and Profane The Films of Pierre Clementi
, June 08, 2010
When Pierre Clémenti's character in Wheel of Ashes (1968) locks himself away from the world and fleshly desires, it's inevitably a lost... More>>
How Could The A-Team Movie Be So Loud, Yet So Boring? The A-Team
, June 08, 2010
Joe Carnahan's big-screen adaptation of NBC's 1983 midseason-replacement-turned-three-seasons-running-hit is convoluted, overstuffed, turned up... More>>
Making the Master of Suspense Proud in Nightfall Nightfall
, June 08, 2010
Nightfall, directed in 1956 by the estimable Jacques Tourneur from a Stirling Silliphant–sanitized David Goodis novel, and showing for a... More>>
Giving Voice to the Cause, the Rallying Cry of Human Rights Watch Human Rights Watch Film Festival
, June 08, 2010
Enraged calls to action over injustice have always defined the Human Rights Watch Film Festival, and this year's 21st edition is no less vocal,... More>>
A Quick Look at BAMcinemaFEST Docs: His & Hers His & Hers
, June 08, 2010
An ordered collage of brief, unidentified vignettes that draw a straight line through the life of the average Irish woman, His & Hers reveals its... More>>
A Quick Look at BAMcinemaFEST Docs: 12th & Delaware 12th & Delaware
, June 08, 2010
The terrific documentary 12th & Delaware gets its name from a volatile intersection in a small Florida town: On one side of the street is an... More>>
Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky Gets It On Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky
, June 08, 2010
Coco Chanel. Igor Stravinsky. Two iconoclasts whose contributions to their respective artistic fields left an indelible mark on the 20th century.... More>>
Many, Many Children Left Behind in Ed Doc, The Lottery The Lottery
, June 08, 2010
The ginger stepchild of President Obama's election platform, it seems that this country's broke-ass education system is finally stepping up for... More>>
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