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[See “He Wore a Yellow Stripe,” The American Spectator of April, 2007, under “Articles”]
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[See “He Wore a Yellow Stripe,” The American Spectator of April, 2007, under “Articles”]
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The now familiar practice of making machines into the heroes of our favorite technological romances has taken another leap forward.
A movie better avoided by anyone with any taste is nevertheless extremely funny — and it has something serious to say
Pavilion of Women is possibly the most perfectly awful movie I have seen this year. It is also a sad indication of the extent to which Hollywood, in seeking to demonstrate liberal good-will towards the People’s Republic of China, will swallow without a murmur propaganda that would be laughed off the stage if it came…
Out of Sight by Steven Soderbergh.is a film reminiscent of so many of the brilliant products of the Coen brothers in that it is an excellent bit of movie-making with absolutely nothing to say. It plays around with time sequence like Pulp Fiction (only not so boldly) and fantasy and provides us with a real…
The three Australian Twentyman brothers are such lovable criminals that we’re even supposed to love their criminality. In short, they’re just like American movie criminals.