Frozen
[See “Frozen in Ideological Time” in The American Spectator of January-February, 2014 under “Articles”]
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[See “Frozen in Ideological Time” in The American Spectator of January-February, 2014 under “Articles”]
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The long-awaited film version of the s-f classic from the 1970s proves a disappointment — mainly because the 1970s are just so over
A bit of magical realism that is too heavy on the magic and too light on the realism
Once again the Coen brothers show themselves to be master craftsmen of the cinema without anything much to say
There’s a lot going on in this mesmerizing Korean movie, yet all appears as still as the mountain lake on which it is set.
A child’s-eye view, and therefore a rather amusing treatment, of social pathologies that are, in reality, not at all amusing
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