Dennis Lim on James Gray: Mr. Gray is smart and neurotic enough both to complain about being misinterpreted and to know that he shouldn’t.
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"Director knocks populism, current films" has got to be on the the funniest sub-headings I've read in a while.
"Filmgoers may feel they're in a time warp lately, with movies revisiting what many consider the second golden age of American cinema, if not literally -- they're all set in the present day -- then in style and sentiment." Except that We Own the Night isn't set in the present day, Ann Hornaday makes a pretty good point.
Yay, Crosstalk is back! And they're talking about the only new show I have picked up so far this season: Pushing Daisies.
This isn't the kind of movie that would normally interest me, but the casting is certainly keeping it on my radar.
The rockin' David Edelstein got a blog. I'm glad of it.
Ed. Note: I hope to be back to the business of writing about the movies I've watched very soon. Last night marked my first foray to the theatre and the first new, non-previously-blogged movie I have seen since September 30.
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