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Movie Review: THIS FILM IS NOT YET RATED

Many years ago, Jack Nicholson was quoted in a Vanity Fair article stating, "Kiss a tit, get an X rating. Hack it off with a machete, get a PG." What is it that makes Americans so puritanical about...


Movie Review: 49UP

Director Michael Apted ("Nell") began documenting the lives of 14 children in 1964 and has returned to them every seven years since. The first film, "7UP", produced for British television, began as...


Movie Review: CASINO ROYALE

It's been a long time coming, but the producers of the James Bond series, who are descendents of the family that has maintained "artistic" control of the series ever since its inception, have finally...


Movie Topic: PACINO VERSUS DENIRO

Why are Pacino's contributions more impressive than De Niro's? 1. THE STAGE Pacino, even to this day, eats, sleeps and breathes acting. It's all that he knows. He began in the theatre and still...


Movie Review: WE ARE MARSHALL

When previews loop on television touting the release of "We Are Marshall", the inspirational football drama starring Matthew McConaughey, we can't help but feel that we've seen this film countless...


Movie Topic: MICHAEL MOORE AND THE RETARDATION OF THE DOCUMENTARY FORM

In times of turmoil, the role of the documentary filmmaker becomes a thriving and essential function. When handled responsibly, their films can wake us up to a multitude of issues we haven't...


CAREER RETROSPECTIVE: THE DAVID LYNCH FILMOGRAPHY (SECTION 3)

While "Blue Velvet" could be the most structurally complete Lynchian vision, "Wild at Heart" could be considered his most accesible. For me, this is the perfect culmination of everything I love about...


CAREER RETROSPECTIVE: THE DAVID LYNCH FILMOGRAPHY (SECTION 2)

These themes continued and matured with his feature debut, Erasurehead. The story of a new father and factory worker who lives among the hydraulic drone of an industrialized town, Lynch sheds light...


CAREER RETROSPECTIVE: THE DAVID LYNCH FILMOGRAPHY

"Many of the things that you subconsciously use in painting you use in film." - David Lynch interview from documentary 'Pretty As a Picture' The canvas was slathered in rich black with oversized...


Movie Review: V FOR VENDETTA

It's easy to see how V, as a letter, as a symbol, can represent and inspire an uprising of citizen revolt. Victory. Vindication. Valour. These are the codes that the depressed people of a future...