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“No Country for Old Men”: Mayhem, Mercy and a Big Date with Oscar
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Kris Rasmussen
Joel and Ethan Coen became filmmaking legends in their own time with their brutal crime caper “Fargo” back in the 90s. They reached beyond their cult indie filmmaking status with the mainstream success of their dark comedy “O Brother Where Art Thou?” Their latest film, “No Country for Old Men,” once again examines a crime…
Losing ‘Grace’ in Iraq: ‘Grace Is Gone’
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Idol Chatter
“Grace is Gone” is built on a simple premise: Grace Phillips, a soldier, wife and mother of two, is killed in the war in Iraq. Her husband, Stanley Phillips, played by John Cusack, is left to break the terrible news to their daughters, ages eight and twelve. The girls are too old to buy that…
“Saving Grace”: Tall, Dark, and Non-Believing
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Paul O'Donnell
Most of its first season, “Saving Grace” was a police procedural with a little “It’s a Wonderful Life” mixed in: Somewhere down the line, Grace Hanadarko, the hard-drankin’, rough-lovin’ detective was going to come to terms with the angel, Earl, who keeps showing up to challenge her to think a little about her salacious ways.…
Philip Pullman Redux: My Last Word
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Donna Freitas
New Line’s Cinema’s December 7th film release of “The Golden Compass” could not have come any sooner. I’d begun counting the days a while ago–not because I was dying to see the movie–I already saw it twice. But because December 7th would mark the beginning, or perhaps even the moment, that this controversy, and my…
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