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Issue: October 11, 2012

Page: 3

47 stories found - 41 through 47

41. Film

Breathing: Vaguely Sentimental and Coolly Detached

By Michael Nordine
Published: October 11, 2012

A film of unreconciled impulses, Breathing is by turns vaguely sentimental and coolly detached in a manner that's ultimately more off-putting than it is complementary. In one...
42. Film Feature

Six Ways of Looking at Tom Waits, Character Actor

By Eric Hynes
Published: October 11, 2012

In Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths, a prune-faced, simian-mouthed sexagenarian sits by the road in an old suit and brown-patterned tie, and cradles a white bunny in his...
43. Film

Taken 2: Hurtling Narrative Illogic Resumes

By Nick Pinkerton
Published: October 11, 2012

The one surefire punch line in Taken 2 is unintended, a bitter laugh. Ex-CIA operative Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson), delivering his trademark crisis-control cell-phone coaching...
44. Film

Sinister: Horror Begins at Home

By Nick Pinkerton
Published: October 11, 2012

In a neat bit of poaching, Sinister uses a premise borrowed from anti-horror pundits -— the idea that some images can't be unseen once seen, are poison without antidote...
45. Film

Pitch Perfect: Clever Winks at the Usual Tropes

By Laura Beck
Published: October 11, 2012

As Pitch Perfect opens, its lead group of lady nerds, the Bellas, botch their lackluster performance at an a capella championship with neurotic perfectionist Aubrey's (the...
46. Film

Liberal Arts: A Quantum Leap Beyond Happythankyoumoreplease

By Andrew Schenker
Published: October 11, 2012

Alternating between trite over-earnestness and clear-minded observation, Josh Radnor's Liberal Arts hints at both the yearning for adulthood of sensitive college kids and,...
47. Film

Here Comes the Boom: Saccharine Look at the Nation's Public School Crisis

By Nick Pinkerton
Published: October 11, 2012

Here Comes the Boom confronts the crisis in our nation's public schools, and multiplexes, for even an affable, saccharine, rudimentary comedy that looks like top of the class...

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