Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock? Not .... But Teen Disturbia Has Voyeuristic Success
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Shhhh! De Niro’s Spy Flick Keeps It to a Whisper
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Second Review: The great Peter O
Robert De Niro’s The Good Shepherd, from a screenplay by Eric Roth, has been described as &ldq read more »
Simultaneous Explosions: Debut Novel Begins with a Bang
Charles Hopkinson
Chris Cleave, Oxford-educated former journalist, has a dishy, vicious sense of humor.
For 59 pages, Chris Cleave’s Incendiary is a tour de force. read more »
Simultaneous Explosions: Debut Novel Begins with a Bang
For 59 pages, Chris Cleave’s Incendiary is a tour de force. read more »
Warriors Battle Lyrical In House of Flying Daggers
Zhang Yimou's House of Flying Daggers, from a screenplay by Mr. read more »
DVD's, Videos, TiVo, Downloadables
Spies, Lies, and Paranoid WivesAlfred Hitchcock (1899-1980) made watchable and rewatchable movies in read more »
Kung Fu Catfights-The Bride Returns in Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill: Vol. read more »
Acres and Acres of Nudity In Kinky French 'Art' Flick
Jean-Claude Brisseau's Secret Things , which opens at the Quad Cinema on Feb. read more »
Oedipal Drama, Russian Style: Zvyagintsev's The Return
Andrei Zvyagintsev's The Return has been likened to the obsessive cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky (1932-1 read more »
Inspired by Hillary Rodham Clinton, Smile Bares Wellesley's Quaint Past
Mike Newell's Mona Lisa Smile , from a screenplay by Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal, reportedly read more »
Eight Day Week
Wednesday 8th Cannes on Canal? Or voyage to hell ? read more »
A World War Interrupts A Young Girl's Fairy Tale
Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, from her own screenplay, turns out to be a more effective musical read more »
A Hitchcock Medley … Give This Man a Real Budget
A Hitchcock MedleyThis was supposed to be the hot one for summer. read more »
A Day in the Life of L.A.: Where's the Rough Stuff?
Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia deals with a dozen or more dysfunctional denizens of the San Fernand read more »
A Simple New NoHo Star With a Mediterranean Flair
Five Points, a bright blue and white outpost on a scruffy street in NoHo, is named after a notorious read more »
Hitch and Me: A Case of Vertigo
Beginning April 16, the Museum of Modern Art will present four months of exhibitions devoted to the read more »
The Man Who Made Kids Has Redeemed Himself
Larry Clark's Another Day in Paradise , from a screenplay by Christopher Landon and Stephen Chin, ba read more »
A Woman In Jeopardy Saves Own Life
During the day I read all sorts of interesting and challenging books: film theory, the latest works read more »
Hitch Would Have Loved A Perfect Murder ...Hey, Jim Carrey Can Act!
The bad stuff will come later, as Hollywood promises each summer. read more »
Peter Bogdanovich's Movie of the Week
Alfred Hitchcock's first American film was originally going to be about the Titanic , but instead, i read more »
