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Beauty and Confusion as Only David Lynch Could Do David Lynch's new bit of confusion leaves the viewer feeling assaulted and elated. film
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Is David Lynch getting Hollywood's attention? Hollywood has been giving director David Lynch a lot of publicity. Is it just a current trend because of Lynch's new film or is Hollywood finally taking notice of David Lynch?
Mulholland Drive
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Movie Review: Inland Empire This is indeed a film for hardcore Lynch fans. If you're not see it but beware. If you're not familiar with Lynch, he wrote and directed such films as Wild at Heart, Lone david lynch director • inland empire movie • review inland empire • laura dern inland empire • justin thereoux inland empire
Spooky Sleepers
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The Depths of His Imagination David Lynch is without second in the world of the stange and bizarre. Join us and see how much you can handle. david lynch • directors • film • eraserhead • wild at heart
The Depths of His Imagination Part II David Lynch is without second in the world of the strange and bizarre. Join us and see how much you can handle. david lynch • directors • film • eraserhead • wild at heart
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The Deep Divide of Film Awards Season 2001 The 2001 film awards season has taken on a very interesting trend. The Los Angeles, New York, and Boston Film Critics, as well as the nominees for the first ever AFI Awards, are skewing more towards the smaller independent productions of 2001, while the films and names we've been discussing for months as Oscar contenders are being mostly ignored. How will this shape the Oscar race? Recaps of all the major precursors this week, plus my take on the film awards season thus far. film • awards • 2001 • new york • los angeles
Two Careers Are Better Than One Flexible Strategies' Part 6 delves into Sting's "second" career as an actor. sting • stewart copeland • andy summers • police • klark kent
More Critics Awards and an AFI Awards Preview The Las Vegas critics join the Southeastern Film Critics and the Online Film Critics recently in honoring the independent film <i>Memento</i> as the year's best film. This week, I recap their choices and preview this Saturday's brand new awards show, the AFI Awards. afi • awards • academy award • oscar • prediction
Cannes Film Festival Past winners and this year's nominees for the Cannes International Film Festival.
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An Overview of 1990: Gangsters vs. Native Americans As the title indicates, a short overview of 1990, with emphasis not only the trends of that year, but how those trends were examples of the trends of the 90's in general. movies • films • 1990's • 1990 • trends
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This Beautiful Mess: Falling On Deaf Ears A much needed dose of splendor and shot of adrenaline into the heart of the sagging emo genre. this beautiful mess • falling on deaf ears • emo • indie rock • indie pop
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74th Oscar Countdown: 24 Days 24 days till the 74th Academy Awards ... let the countdown begin. As we work our way through March towards the big night, I begin a seven part series previewing the big show, revealing my predictions and recaps of all the major precursor awards. This week, recaps of the latest precursors and my predictions in four of the Oscar categories. art direction • film editing • live action short film • animated short film • predictions
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Golden Globe Nominations and The End of 2001 The announcement of the Golden Globe nominations last week concludes the film awards season until they start again in January. This week, I look at their nominations, discuss the new big Oscar frontrunner (yes I think we have one), and recap 2001 ... not just for film, but for our world. happy new year • 2001 • space odyssey • prediction • nomination |
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