Articles tagged "jessica lange"

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Grey Gardens

by Chris Barsanti

[20.Apr.09] :. The new Grey Gardens is safe, providing a dash of self-reflexivity, but wasting more opportunities than it takes.

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In ‘Grey Gardens,’ Drew Barrymore as we’ve never seen her before

by Neal Justin [Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (MCT)]

[13.Apr.09] :. For years, you’ve been crushing on Drew Barrymore. The sugar-and-spice personality, the infectious giggle, the crinkly eyes, the way you want to buy her cotton candy after she kicks tail. But...

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Decade-Dense: The 60 Most Memorable Films of 1999 Feature

Part 5: Toy Story 2 to Titus (November - December 1999)

by PopMatters Staff

[27.Mar.09] :. On this final day of PopMatters' 1999 overview, awards season hype gives way to pure acting prowess and definitive directorial flair.

Decade-Dense: The 60 Most Memorable Films of 1999

 

Column: Suffragette City

The Bombing of Bonneville

by Matt Mazur

[6.Aug.08] :. Bonneville is firmly committed to the “Female Gaze” in an industry where everything is geared towards only what men want to see.

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Jessica Lange hits the road in ‘Bonneville’

by Roger Moore [The Orlando Sentinel (MCT)]

[28.Feb.08] :. Maybe it’s her Minnesota prairie roots, or her restless, globe-trekking college years coming home to roost. But Jessica Lange, a two-time Oscar winner, considered herself incomplete, somehow,...

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Notes from the Road

Object Becoming Subject, or, Is It a Crime to Look at Lange? - Part One

by Matt Mazur

[15.Jan.08] :. by Matt Mazur Jessica Lange in Bonneville “She’s like a delicate fawn crossed with a Buick” —Jack Nicholson on Jessica Lange Spending the night with Jessica...

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Neverwas

by Jake Meaney

[29.Aug.07] :. How did a first time writer/ director manage to nab even one of these big guns, let alone a whole gaggle of them? Would that Neverwas never were…

 

Dont Come Knocking (2006)

by Matt Mazur

[7.Aug.06] :. A vivid, genuine exploration of a hell-raiser entering his twilight years apologetically and with an open heart.

 

Dont Come Knocking (2006)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[14.Apr.06] :. The reunion of Wim Wenders and Sam Shepard, coming some 20 years after Paris, Texas, demonstrates both the change and sameness in their art.

 

Broken Flowers (2005)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[5.Aug.05] :. A sort of minimalist male melodrama, Broken Flowers tracks a journey through regret and hope.

 

Big Fish (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[26.Apr.04] :. Edward's persistent self-inflation frustrates Will, just as its contradictions appeal to Burton.

 

Big Fish (2003)

by Jesse Hassenger

[8.Jan.04] :. Edward is less obviously an outsider than Burton's other Edwards (Scissorhands and Wood), but equally filled with a winning sense of wonder.

 

Titus (1999)

by Cynthia Fuchs

Here’s how the world might end. Close-up of a boy’s eyes. Long shot of a kitchen table, cluttered with hot dogs, paper bags, toy soldiers, french fries, milk, and ketchup he’s using...