Author: Juan-Carlos Selznick
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Collateral damage
Don’t think Black Hawk Down has anything to say about real politics.
This article was published on 01.24.02
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Tenenbaums is a treat
The latest offering from director Wes Anderson finds key actor Gene Hackman in rare form.
This article was published on 01.17.02
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Mind fields
Waking Life trusts its brainy material at the Pageant.
This article was published on 01.10.02
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Stage of life
Jacques Rivette’s new movie is a charming, cerebral backstage look at romance.
This article was published on 01.03.02
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Knowing where to look
The CN&R’s long-time film critic finds much to appreciate about the year’s movies—and also much to bemoan.
This article was published on 12.27.01
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Cruise control at zero
Vanilla Sky tries to be an interesting art film, but fails miserably.
This article was published on 12.20.01
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Low tides in Hollywood
The new Hollywood version of the famed Rat Pack can’t buy the cheese.
This article was published on 12.13.01
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Patriotic grandstanding
Behind Enemy Lines is in love with its own explosions.
This article was published on 12.06.01
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To hell and back
The gross caricatures of Liam take the viewer to hell and back.
This article was published on 11.22.01
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Lost in the funhouse
David Lynch’s new film Mulholland Drive is one of his most captivating in years, while David Mamet’s latest, Heist, leaves our reviewer feeling ripped off.
This article was published on 11.15.01
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