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Articles tagged "harvey keitel"![]() Film ReviewNational Treasure: Book of Secretsby Cynthia Fuchs[21.Dec.07] :. The primary draw in the National Treasures is Nic Cage, odd and spasmodic, undeniably charismatic. ![]() Film DVD ReviewTaxi Driver: Collectors Editionby Bruce Dancis [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][27.Aug.07] :. The extras driving this Collector's Edition of Taxi Driver. ![]() Film ReviewBe Cool (2005)by Cynthia Fuchs[4.Mar.05] :. Utterly out of place, the Rock is the most convincing character in sight. ![]() Film ReviewNational Treasure (2004)by Lesley Smith[19.Nov.04] :. Popular propaganda at its best -- high quality creative work allied to a resounding endorsement of a status quo the American electorate seems determined to maintain. ![]() Film DVD ReviewTwo Evil Eyes (Due occhi diabolici) (1990)by Marco Lanzagorta[23.Jun.03] :. Romero's films often feature a family that is fragile, a prime target for destructive forces. ![]() Film ReviewThe Grey Zone (2002)by Elbert Ventura[31.Oct.02] :. This crepuscular work offers the most realistic depiction of the infernal workings of a Nazi death camp ever seen in a fiction film. Red Dragon (2002)by Todd R. Ramlow[3.Oct.02] :. What is most politically problematic about Red Dragon is how it furthers the relationship between physical disability and psychopathology. Holy Smoke (1999)by F. L. CarrIn Holy Smoke, Australian writer-director Jane Campion returns to a familiar theme. Once again, she’s looking at a strong-willed, unconventional woman who is at odds with, and nearly... Little Nicky (2000)by Tobias PetersonIn his latest film, Little Nicky, Adam Sandler plays the son of Satan. Nicky, odd as it seems, is remarkably true to the popular image Sandler has cultivated in his previous films. In some... Shadows in the Sun (2005)by Nikki TranterClaire Forlani goes so far as to call Shadows in the Sun her Il Postino. Oy. Three Seasons (1999)by Cynthia FuchsVestiges of the West are ever close to the surface in Bui's Saigon. U-571 (2000)by Mike WardA Nazi U-boat commander, peering through a periscope, locks a merchant ship in his sights. After giving the order to fire, he studies the ship's flaming wreckage and proclaims that the crew has succeeded in breaking her back. |
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