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Dwight Brown: A Review: War Witch

2013-02-21T10:48:16Z

She's poised. Mature. Focused. Transparent. You root for her to survive ungodly conditions that would destroy most adults. The perfect balance to this hardened, emotionally threadbare female lead is the very romantic Serge Kanyinda; he plays her savior.

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Philip Moross: Listening to Drive , and Why Cliff Martinez Matters

2012-01-11T08:22:01Z

The aural tone of Drive, from the Cliff Martinez score to the needle-drops of songs to the incredible sound effects design by Lon Bender, is out of this world.

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Michael Vazquez: Martin Scorsese Q&A at NYFF Anniversary Screening of Mean Streets

2012-01-10T08:30:01Z

The New York Film Festival's year-long 50th anniversary screening series got a visit from hometown-boy Martin Scorsese, who shared memories, methods and pivotal career moments with what seemed an even greater enthusiasm than usual.

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Scott Mendelson: 2011 Year-End Wrap-Up: The 'Best' Films of the Year

2012-01-10T08:27:01Z

Even if it took 1/3 of the year to really get cooking, 2011 was an uncommonly solid year for all forms of cinematic entertainment.

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Tribeca: Coupling: Caitlin Fitzgerald Talks Newlyweds and Tribeca

2012-01-10T08:26:01Z

Caitlin Fitzgerald recently sat down with us to discuss her career, her love of New York and all things Newlyweds: from the audition process to on location shooting to the closing night gala at Tribeca Film Festival 2011.

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Dan Persons: Cinefantastique Spotlight Podcast: The Devil Inside

2012-01-10T08:17:01Z

What kind of film is worthy of the sacrificial lamb slot that is the first release of January? Why, that would be The Devil Inside, yet another attempt to recast horror through the blurry lens of the mockumentary.

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Joe DePaolo: A Plea to Ricky Gervais: Be Vanilla!

2012-01-10T08:15:01Z

The problem with Gervais as Golden Globes host is that he's been too good. His jokes have been on-point and hysterical. He's roasted Globes attendees as skillfully as anyone this side of Jeffrey Ross ever could. The thing is, making fun of the stars should be our job.

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Kris LoPresto: January's Best Movies Ever

2012-01-10T08:14:01Z

Steven Soderbergh's new film, Haywire smashes into theaters near you in in a few weeks, and while Soderbergh is usually a can't-miss director, the fact that this film was scheduled for January is an eyebrow raiser.

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Naomi Ekperigin: Mission Un-Accomplished: The Problem With Ghost Protocol

2012-01-10T08:13:01Z

Why was Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol, structured like an unsatisfying game of Sudoku? Granted, it was moderate-level Sudoku, but Sudoku nonetheless.

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Sheril Antonio: On Pariah

2012-01-10T08:12:01Z

Dee Rees' Pariah could and should be the beginning of the next wave in black American or African-American cinema, but don't let that notion box the film into any specific category or genre.

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John Lopez: Holy Highball, Ricky -- the Golden Globes Might Actually Matter!

2012-01-10T08:11:01Z

If you're the kind of bottom-of-the-barrel gambling addict who likes to play the spread on the Oscars, the Golden Globes might kind-of, sort-of, mean something.

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Jon Patricof: What to Watch for in 2012 in Independent Film

2012-01-10T08:11:01Z

As we start off 2012, I wanted to take a moment to lay out what I think are some of the brightest and biggest trends to watch for -- things that are going to affect independent film audiences and filmmakers in the year ahead.

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Christopher Rosen: The Most Overlooked Performance of 2011?

2012-01-10T08:10:01Z

Despite giving one of the year's best performances -- despite carrying Beginners and his co-stars Christopher Plummer, Melanie Laurent and Cosmo the dog to the lofty heights they achieve -- McGregor isn't on the Best Actor radar. At all.

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Mike Hogan: Does Hollywood Need a "Rebuilding Year"?

2012-01-10T08:10:01Z

What will Hollywood's next championship season look like, once the landscape has settled and the new players have found their rhythm? Here at Moviefone, we will be spectating as fanatically as any bleacher creature, cheering on any home runs and calling strikeouts, fouls and balks as we see 'em.

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Rider Strong: 2011: The Year I Kept My Mouth Shut

2012-01-10T08:08:01Z

In the process of supporting it -- by creating more and more film festivals and innovative release platforms -- we may have ghettoized our independent cinema.

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