Our planet has only been spinning through this new decade for a month and people are already referring to the Aughts as the worst decade ever, calling the years from
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If you have ever complained that CGI is ruining special effects, ever pined wistfully for the days of latex and puppets, hear this: you are not alone. Cinematic creatures
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A Serious Man is the latest from America’s favorite filmmaking duo, the Coen Brothers, (who will be referred to here as CoBro—it’s faster) whose cannon of black comedies and
When this short film premiered at the Telluride Film Festival in 2006, it was booed at every screening it played at, in three separate venues, by three different crowds of
Jane Campion’s latest, Bright Star, details the romance between Fanny Brawne and the poet John Keats before his death at age 25. The film promised a chaste yet sizzling
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