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Articles tagged "gabriel byrne"NewsTherapy back in session for Byrne, ‘In Treatment’by Maureen Ryan [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][20.Apr.09] :. When he was shooting the enthralling first season of “In Treatment” (9 p.m. EDT Sunday), Gabriel Byrne despised the chair he occupied when he was playing therapist Paul Weston. Though...  TV ReviewIn Treatment: Season Two Premiereby Cynthia Fuchs[5.Apr.09] :. HBO's strangely beguiling series about therapy sessions reboots as Paul grapples with a new life, wondering how he's missed or misunderstood the rules.  PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2007 FeatureGone and Not Forgotten: The PopMatters DVD Wish Listby Bill Gibron[24.Jan.08] :. A lot of good movies are still missing from DVD. Here is a list of 25 that PopMatters feels have been unceremoniously left to simply fade away. PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2007  Film ReviewJindabyne (2006)by Cynthia Fuchs[21.May.07] :. Jindabyne uses Claire and Stewart's increasingly visible and vicious upset to get at broader social and political upsets.  Film DVD ReviewWah-Wah (2005)by Matt Mazur[19.Dec.06] :. The genuinely cinematic moments in Wah-Wah are few and far between, and are generally courtesy of the skillful performances.  Film ReviewAssault on Precinct 13 (2005)by Cynthia Fuchs[21.Jan.05] :. What still works is the edgy distrust-into-respect that develops between the killer and the cop. p.s. (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[5.Nov.04] :. Simultaneously affectionate, startled, yearning, and anxious, Laura Linney and Topher Grace make awkwardness into art. Vanity Fair (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[10.Sep.04] :. Ah, to be young, bright, and scheming in 19th-century Britain!" Cool World (1992)by Jesse Hassenger[17.Nov.03] :. The doodles are all bulbous heads, puckered lips and low-slung Cro-Magnon shoulders. PopMatters - Television - Reviews - Madigan Menby John G. NettlesAs unfair as it may seem, a wealthy, handsome single architect with a commitment to monogamy and an Irish accent simply would not have that much trouble getting a girlfriend. Hell, 'I'd' date him. End of Days (1999)by Tobias PetersonHollywood's most recent millennial offering is End of Days, the latest in a long line of apocalyptic visions that have seen the planet threatened by the likes of aliens, asteroids, tidal waves, even bats. End of Days (1999)by Cynthia FuchsDo you ever wonder what Arnold thinks about himself? Is he proud of his lunkhead-robot self-image? Is he aware of how demented he looks when he smiles on a wide screen? Does he ever fret that people - even his fans - see him as a guy version of the dumb blond, rippled and well-posed?" |
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