“Milk” - Joanna Langfield reviews
Gus Van Sant’s stunning drama may push buttons you didn’t even know you had. Read more
Posted on 22nd November 2008
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Gus Van Sant’s stunning drama may push buttons you didn’t even know you had. Read more
Posted on 22nd November 2008
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“Milk,” Gus Van Sant’s quasi-documentary biopic about Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in the United States, should add fuel to the flames ignited by California’s recent ban on gay marriage. Read more>>
Posted on 21st November 2008
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“Have bullhorn, will travel”could have been gay civil rights activist Harvey Milk’s mantra, instead of “I’m Harvey Milk — and I’m here to recruit you.”Whatever the rhetoric, Milk’s message was a simple one of respect, equality and hope. Read more
Posted on 21st November 2008
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Baz Luhrman’s sweeping romantic adventure is packed to the gills with something for everyone. And, like that wise old adage, this hugely ambitious epic proves, while you can please some of the people some of the time, you can’t please all of them all the time. Read more
Posted on 21st November 2008
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In one of the most ambitious, exciting filmmaking feats of the year, Baz Luhrmann has created a compelling, romantic frontier adventure that is, in its weight and grand ambition, on the epic scale of “Gone With the Wind.” Read more
Posted on 21st November 2008
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Director/producer/co-writer Baz Luhrmann’s long-awaited film “Australia” plays a bit like an Aussie version of “Gone With the Wind”: lushly beautiful, melodramatically epic and nearly as long as the Civil War. Read more>>
Posted on 21st November 2008
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Bigger isn’t better when it comes to Baz Luhrman’s large-scale, over-budget failure Australia. Read more>>
Posted on 21st November 2008
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While I rarely issue parental warnings, there’s a scene in this PG-13 holiday-themed romantic comedy in which the verisimilitude of Santa Claus is not only questioned but denied. I’d hate to think parents would inadvertently bring youngsters, only to have them disillusioned in such a crass, tactless way. Read more
Posted on 21st November 2008
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AWFJ highlights films made by and about women: Read more
Posted on 21st November 2008
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Stephenie Meyer’s path to becoming the worldwide best-selling writer of the “Twilight” series started with a dream. Read more>>
Posted on 20th November 2008
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