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Francis Ford Coppola’s new cut of The Godfather, Part III – Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone – will come
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Read moreAmericans have always had a contentious relationship with unions. People associate them with socialism. And in the 70s, especially after
Read moreThe Borat sequel Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, or Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit
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Read moreTwo notable works by Sidney Lumet that make an excellent pairing are Dog Day Afternoon (1975) and Network (1976). A
Read moreSingle White Female (1992) is a thriller directed by Barbet Schroeder. It stars Bridget Fonda as the eponymous young women
Read moreChristopher Nolan‘s new film Tenet is about an unnamed CIA operative (John David Washington) — referred to only as “The
Read moreWhat will become of theatrically run movies? The blending between the forms of television and film is a phenomenon we
Read moreMovie theatres were allowed to open in Toronto this past Friday, July 31st. People have been anticipating the ability to
Read moreJay Baruchel‘s Random Acts of Violence is a horror movie that gets stuck somewhere on the road between a deconstruction
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Read moreLisa Wool-Rim Sjoblom‘s memoir Palimpsest: Documents From a Korean Adoption from D&Q is an excellent polemic. It makes the
Read moreThe new instalment in Michael Apted‘s Up series, 63 Up, is excellent. This series of documentaries, which started with
Read moreMarriage Story, the new film written and directed by Noah Baumbach, is simply one of the best films of
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Read moreIn what seemed like a left turn in Frank Miller‘s storied career, it was announced that he would be
Read morePedro Almodovar‘s new film Pain and Glory (or Dolor y Gloria in Spanish) is a lovely paean to filmmaking,
Read moreAt three and a half hours in length (with no intermission), I expected that the sold out cinema audience
Read moreThe Lighthouse, Robert Eggers‘ second feature film (the first being the outstanding The Witch), is not going to appeal to
Read moreIt’s great to see a movie that lives up to its hype. Having won the People’s Choice Awards at this
Read moreThe winner of this year’s Palme D’Or, Parasite by South Korean director Bong Joon-ho, is outstanding. I’m at a loss
Read more[**Spoilers below for Joker! Proceed with caution.] I don’t know if Todd Phillips‘ Joker was a good film, but it
Read moreWhat a lovely way to end the show! The panel promoting Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler’s new YA novel Cursed
Read moreRobert Frost wrote that the woods are lovely, dark, and deep and this somehow sums up America’s fascination with the
Read moreScott Dunbier and Dirk Wood were on hand at NYCC to talk about their upcoming Artist Editions and Artifact Editions.
Read moreFairly late on Saturday night, I went where no man has gone before: the men’s washroom on the lower level
Read moreWe all know that good, thoughtful horror movies are nothing to turn our noses up at and DC editor Joe
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