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(1976) |
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"Cries out for Madeline Kahn to step in, cigarette in hand, and inquire, "Phallic-un zymbol?""
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The House Next Door |
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 4/6 |
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(2009) |
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"Carlos Saura’s documentary on the Portuguese musical tradition of fado is an inviting and immersive experience, the third piece of a song-and-dance triptych that also includes Flamenco (1995) and Tango (1998)."
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(2001) |
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"This could be a regretful remembrance of things past on the part of "Bergman" or it could be a pure fiction torn from the ether."
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The House Next Door |
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(2008) |
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"Each and every of Tarsem's visuals scratch onerously at the mind, heart, and cornea."
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UGO |
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 3/5 |
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(2009) |
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"There are enough hoary soap-operatic plottings for a thousand Gossip Girls (emotionally distant parents, almost-rapes, suicide attempts), yet Tancharoen individualizes each crisis so that no one character comes off as a mock-universal surrogate."
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 2/4 |
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(1979) |
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"The characters morph into unconvincing mouthpieces for a highly unsubtle political critique."
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(1979) |
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"You'll want to fly out of this Nest, pronto."
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Slant Magazine |
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 3/5 |
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(2009) |
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"At last, Anderson has made a film that is nothing but a succession of autumn-gold shoebox dioramas."
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Time Out New York |
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 4/4 |
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(2004) |
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"Sokurov firmly establishes his film as a spiritual parable; the characters’ every glance and touch seems a cosmic gesture..."
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(2008) |
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"Casts a decidedly uneven spell."
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UGO |
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(2008) |
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"Leave it to the Material Girl to confound all knife-sharpened expectations, even in mediocrity."
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UGO |
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(1982) |
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"The entryway to the disturbed psychological headspace of a single man, one bent evermore on survival, instinct trumping all."
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UGO |
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(1949) |
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"Tempting as it is to describe Samuel Fuller as the cinema's brute poet, the three films included on "The First Films of Samuel Fuller" encourage a more multifaceted reading."
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The House Next Door |
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 4/4 |
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(1955) |
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"A colleague astutely described Floating Clouds's ever-deepening sense of detachment as a precursor to Fassbinder."
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Slant Magazine |
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 4/4 |
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(1956) |
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"The examination of behavior via cinema might be posited as the primary thematic obsession of Naruse's filmography."
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Slant Magazine |
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 3.5/4 |
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(1931) |
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"Flunky, Work Hard! is a film at a crossroads, its most resonant image that of a fly trapped under a dripping faucet and flailing around the waterlogged sink."
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(2005) |
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"Get it [Forty Shades of Blue] while you can."
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Slant Magazine |
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 4/4 |
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(2005) |
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"There hasn't been a [Sundance] Grand Jury Prize winner this terrific since Tom Noonan's What Happened Was…"
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Slant Magazine |
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 3/6 |
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(2009) |
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"Garrel père reunites with Garrel fils for this frequently tedious rumination on rabid passion that still manages to linger in the mind."
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Time Out New York |
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