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Articles tagged "josh brolin"PopMatters Pick![]() Film ReviewNo Country for Old Menby Cynthia Fuchs[9.Nov.07] :. The desolate landscape and moral layout evoke old Westerns, but the film, based on Cormac McCarthy's novel, also reconsiders the genre's conventions, comparing now and "the old times." ![]() Film ReviewAmerican Gangsterby Cynthia Fuchs[2.Nov.07] :. As much as American Gangster loves Frank's intelligence and charisma, it must also condemn his criminality. ![]() Film ReviewIn the Valley of Elahby Cynthia Fuchs[20.Sep.07] :. Paul Haggis' film posits Hank as an old-school man of honor, both punished and revered for his traditional "values." PopMatters Pick![]() Film ReviewGrindhouse (2007)by Cynthia Fuchs[6.Apr.07] :. Where the olden days movies were fierce, these are more nostalgic for a moment that's amplified in the remembering. These retreads are surely giddy, but they're also indulgent, just as they mean to be. ![]() TV ReviewInto the Westby Lesley Smith[7.Jul.05] :. Into the West is honest about the role of women, both Caucasian and Native American. Mister Sterlingby Cynthia Fuchs[16.Jan.03] :. Presiding over this commotion is the series' preternaturally cool hero, the highly principled and motorcycle-riding Bill Sterling (Josh Brolin). Hollow Man (2000)by Jon MunnWhen he and the team are unable to reverse the effect and he's stuck in a transparent state indefinitely, Sebastian becomes not just mean, but insane. |
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