Monthly Archives: September 2005

THE COATROOM

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It is ironic that one of America’s most famous art museums is celebrated not for its prized collection, but because of a boxing movie…

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THE COATROOM

It is ironic that one of America’s most famous art museums is celebrated not for its prized collection, but because of a boxing movie. Yes, the...

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DEEPER THAN Y

In growing older, how much of a delicate process is it? As the numbers climb, is it a time to get cynical about what our future might hold and be mournful...

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FLIGHTPLAN

There are two movies at odds with each other in “Flightplan.” The first occupies the beginning half of the film, wherein “propulsion engineer” Kyle...

PAUL REISER: THE THING ABOUT FALK

Gabbing with comedian, actor, and writer Paul Reiser is a pleasantly ego-free experience. The gregarious, curly-haired star of TV’s “Mad About You”...

WINNERS ON THE SIDEWALK

Another Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival has wrapped up in Birmingham, Alabama with a majorly successful bang. Awards night went down September 25th and,...

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EMR (DVD)

Conspiracy theory nut Adam lives a lonely existence in his London flat with his cat, communicating really with only one person, a woman in San Francisco...

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HALLOWEEN EXPO…IN FEBRUARY

That's right, February. Because haunters need plenty of time to prepare for Halloween. Haunt X is going down in Los Angeles, February 16th-20th, 2006. ...

FILM PHONICS: "HAMBURGER HILL"

Hamburger Hill * * * Director: John Irvin Writer: James Carabatsos Producer: James Carabatsos & Marcia Nasatir Starring: Anthony Barrile, Michael...

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FILM PHONICS POLL – SEPTEMBER 27, 2005

DAVID STERRITT: THE BEATS GO ON

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, a group of writers led by Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs revolutionized American literature with...

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