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Articles tagged "james gandolfini" Film DVD ReviewRomance & Cigarettesby Dan MacIntosh[18.Feb.08] :. Turturro has filled the screen with plenty of song, dance, and sex talk, but this is not your typical love story.  TV ReviewAlive Day Memories: Home from Iraqby Cynthia Fuchs[7.Sep.07] :. For all its focus on memories, Alive Day Memories is, at last, about the future, the responsibility we share.  TV ReviewThe Sopranos: Series Finaleby Marisa Carroll[19.Jun.07] :. A priest once explained to Carmela, "God understands that we all live in the middle of tensions." David Chase understands that too. News‘Sopranos’ star says he doesn’t know if he’s deadby Denis Hamill [New York Daily News (MCT)][15.Jun.07] :. NEW YORK—“I have no idea what happened to Tony,” actor James Gandolfini said Thursday night, standing aboard The Highlander, the Forbes family yacht at Pier 60 on Manhattan’s... Featured Article TV ReviewThe Sopranosby Marisa Carroll[25.Apr.07] :. The problem with the Soprano family, as Bobby chided Tony, is that they "always go too far." It's also a primary reason the show is so compelling.  TV ReviewThe Sopranosby Amanda Ann Klein[16.Mar.06] :. The 'circle of life' refers to how, in The Sopranos, the dead continuously circle the living. The Sopranosby Oliver Wang[12.Apr.04] :. As The Sopranos enters its fifth season, it's clear that things will not go well for New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano. The Sopranosby Lesley Smith[23.Sep.02] :. While reality hounds might say that this is exactly how banal contemporary mob life is, they might also remember that a stamped certificate of authenticity doesn't inoculate drama against tedium. The Sopranosby Marisa CarrollPunctuated by whip-smart, often salty humor, The Sopranos is also permeated by violence, uncertainty, and dread. By Season Six, Tony Soprano's fear seems realized. PopMatters - Television - Reviews - The Sopranosby Joe LuscombeDuring the end of year round up on the British arts discussion programme The Late Review, the subject of The Sopranos came up. After viewing the clip, each critic in turn gave an... The Mexican (2001)by Todd R. Ramlow'The Mexican' follows the turbulent near-end of the relationship between hapless Mafia gopher Jerry Welbach (Brad) and his obsessive, psycho-babbling girlfriend Samantha Barzel (Julia), who reduces everything in her life to 'blame-shifting' and others' inability to express their emotions. The Mexican (2001)by Cynthia FuchsOn its good-looking surface (being well-composed and carefully lit), 'The Mexican' is a love story. The Mexican (2001)by Cynthia FuchsOn its good-looking surface (being well-composed and carefully lit), 'The Mexican' is a love story. The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001)by Cynthia FuchsWhile Ed confides his dissatisfaction, you also get a glimpse of how he sees the world, the camera peering down at scalps or neck napes, apparently always in need of trimming or cutting or buzzing. The Last Castle (2001)by Renee Scolaro RathkeWhat makes 'The Last Castle' worth talking about is something the filmmakers could never have foreseen: the alarming timeliness of its release. The Last Castle (2001)by Cynthia FuchsRobin Wright Penn appears in The Last Castle for about four minutes. She plays Rosalie, the beautiful, angry daughter of 3-star General and mostly absent father Eugene Irwin (Robert Redford).... |
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