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‘Bright Star’: Transcendent and Above All, Romantic
By
Donna Freitas
Jane Campion (‘The Piano’) returns to the screen with her latest and perhaps best work yet, ‘Bright Star.’ The film, about the poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne, the girl who steals his heart and becomes his muse, is the best romance I’ve seen in ages. It’s the perfect portrait of why eros is often…
Bite Into Pieces of ‘Twilight’ Chocolate
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shuang
Edible publicity for the first ‘Twilight’ movie’ involved Godiva milk chocolate bars ($5.99) imprinted with the famous hands holding an apple. Now candy company Necco is producing boxes of sparkly Sweetheart conversation hearts($2.99) in four flavors (Tempting Apple, Orange Obsession, Passion Fruit, and Secret Strawberry), printed with “Bite Me,” “Soul Mate,” and “Lamb.” Necco is…
The Dude, the Lord, and the Coen Brothers
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Paul O'Donnell
Cathleen Falsani’s latest book, “The Dude Abides: the Gospel According to the Coen Brothers,” caused me to notice something strange about Joel and Ethan Coen’s movies. Though I admire every one of their films–almost (what, the Alec Guinness version of “The Ladykillers” wasn’t good enough?), and I even like the roundly critically despised “Intolerable Cruelty,”…
Michael Moore Wants to Make Movies That Are Fiction
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Kris Rasmussen
Michael Moore says he may not make any more documentaries.
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