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May 15, 2011
Olympia Awesome Film Festival lives up to its name
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The Rundown Last night's Olympia Awesome Film Festival , the first ever, showcased the talents of twenty filmmakers from all over the U...
Apr 27, 2011
The Finland Phenomenon
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Near the Arctic Circle, Finland is ice cold. In educational circles, though, Finland is smoking hot, recently lauded by pundits as a model f...
Dec 22, 2010
gift-off: The Suburbs vs. The 'Burbs
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Arcade Fire, The Suburbs "...a generously paced collection of meditations on familial responsibility, private disappointments, and fle...
Dec 19, 2010
The Fighter
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If I was a little road-ragey on the drive home yesterday afternoon, it wasn't just because the freeway was clogged by idiots (58 in the ...
Sep 27, 2010
the most disappointing trailer of all time
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In lieu of The AV Club's recent list of trailers that function as art (and, in some cases, are superior to the films they advertise), I...
Jun 10, 2010
all hail Jackie Chan
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In advance of the opening of another why-are-they-remaking-it , two Jackie Chan appreciations. The first, a compilation of the 10 best Chan...
May 26, 2010
apocalypse when?
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If you're not ready for the coming apocalypse--no matter which form it takes-- maybe you don't watch enough movies.
Nov 29, 2009
Gomorrah: a cinematic emetic
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If you've ever found yourself nauseated by your own attraction to cinema's morally abhorrent mob figures like Michael Corleone or To...
Sep 26, 2009
the day the cell phone died
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Via Cory Doctorow , a clever little video highlighting the cell phone failures that angst up the modern thriller. (Warning: salty language...
Aug 27, 2009
the modest films of a modest woman
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Maybe Meryl Streep's too modest. Now, I know I'm a good actress. I'm Meryl Streep. I've won two Academy Awards, and I have b...
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May 22, 2009
MST3K evolves
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Clark Stooksbury on the natural history of the greatest television show of all time: Speaking at the 2008 San Diego Comic Con, the actor Pa...
Apr 23, 2009
hope for cinema
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The Onion's heading to Cannes this May, and what a fantastic year it could be. The competition features a murderer’s row of European pr...
Apr 21, 2009
cinematic archaeology
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Warner is beginning to release obscure films from its vault, Mark Harris reports. The recent launch of the Warner Archive Collection could ...
Apr 2, 2009
why Coraline 3D gave me a headache
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Coraline 3D gave me a horrible headache. I thought it was the glasses (worn over my glasses), but it turns out that the 3D cinema experienc...
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Mar 23, 2009
e-neo-ough
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You are allowed only one neo- per noun. [via Mark Frauenfelder of BoingBoing ]
Feb 26, 2009
"Town's full of bright boys."
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After sixty-three years, the opening of Robert Siodmak's The Killers still stands as one of the best in cinematic history. The big cit...
Feb 23, 2009
best Oscar speech ever
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Thank you , Kunio Kato . (Why does the official transcript lack "Thank you, my pencil?")
Feb 16, 2009
Kaplan University: pretentious twaddle
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Some people like the ad. (The ad, mind you, not the company behind it). Me, I can't get past the overwhelming aura of vapid pretentiou...
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Feb 13, 2009
Coraline: 3D spectacle, 2D story
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My wife and I watched Coraline in glorious digital 3D this afternoon. While the visuals are stunning, and nearly worth the ticket price, t...
Jan 4, 2009
quick flix picks
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Slumdog Millionaire Sentimental but never maudlin, gritty but never exploitative, dark but redemptive, Danny Boyle's latest is at times ...
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