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<i>Hannibal</i>: A Second Serving
Anthony Hopkins stars as the psychopathic cannibal, Hannibal Lecter, in the sequel to <i>The Silence of the Lambs</i>.
hannibal • anthony hopkins • julianne moore • silence of the lambs

Blindness Starring Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo
Blindness is an overwhelming sensory experience, with a dark, bleak tone. Mark Ruffalo and Julianne Moore deliver spot-on performances.
blindness • mark ruffalo • julianne moore • fernando meirelles • jose saramango

More Critics Choices From All Around The Country
The Online Film Critics, the National Society of Film Critics, as well as several different city and state based critics organizations recently announced their choices for the best films of 2002. The Pianist, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and Diane Lane pick up some new momentum.
online film critics • ofcs • the pianist • adrien brody • predictions

"Hannibal"- A Lack of Direction Overpowers Humanistic Qualities
A review of the MGM motion picture "Hannibal." The film stars Anthony Hopkins in the title role and Julianne Moore as Clarice Starling.
silence of the lambs • hannibal • mgm • review • movie

Blindness Film Review
Fernando Meirelles' uncompromising, if repetitive, adaptation of Blindness employs grueling social scenarios, stylish visuals and Julianne Moore's best work in a decade.
blindness • blindness film review • julianne moore • fernando meirelles • jose saramago

Early Movie Review: Blindness
Fernando Meirelles's controversial new film made an impression on the Cannes audience this year but was it positive or negative?
blindness review • cannes film festival • julianne moore • mark ruffalo • danny glover

Film Review: Children of Men (2006)
Brimming with strong performances, a distinct look (courtesy cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki) and fascinating story, Children of Men is a truly great film.
children of men film review • clive owen films • science-fiction movies • futuristic films • director alfonso cuarón movies

Film Review: Far From Heaven
In 1950s Connecticut, housewife Cathy Whitaker faces the breakdown of her marriage and mounting racial tensions in her community.
far from heaven • julianne moore • todd haynes far from heaven • far from heaven movie • far from heaven review

Laws Of Attraction
A review of the movie "Laws Of Attraction".
cinema • films • reviews • movies • criticism

Scoop for the Week of Feb. 18th
What do cracks about Kentucky cost? She's not an FBI agent but she might play one on the big screen. And what's the latest scandal to rock Ally McBeal? Better read this week's Celebrity Scoop!
television • hollywood • movies • gossip • gil bellows

Scoop for the Week of September 29th
Matt and Ben are doing it. So why can't Leo? Billy Bob has a heart attack? Oh Brother...It's Big Brother! Get your Celebrity Scoop now!
celebrities • celebrity • gossip • trivia • birthday

Summer Films to Watch For
In a summer full to the brim with blockbuster films, it's easy to be overlooked. Here are five films to keep an eye out for if you tire of the big budget fare.
hamlet 2 • bottleshock • savage grace • religulous • lou reed's berlin

Toronto's Lesbian/Gay Film Fest 08
From May 15-25, 2008, Inside Out will bringing audiences the best of gay and lesbian cinema in Toronto, Ontario. Here are early reviews of 2 of the films to be screened.
inside out film festival • toronto gay lesbian film festival 2008 • gay lesbian film review • julianne moore movie • savage grace movie review

Trust the Man DVD Review
David Duchovny, Julianne Moore, Billy Crudup, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Eva Mendes walk on eggshells around each other in the subtle comedy Trust the Man.
trust the man review • trust the man dvd review • david duchovny • julianne moore • maggie gyllenhaal

Murkier Waters: Broadcast Film Critics and Golden Globe Noms
This past week, the Broadcast Film Critics and the Golden Globes announced their nominations, and made the film awards waters even murkier. It's the last big precursors before the holidays, and this week, complete lists of the nominations for both, and an analysis of where we stand on Film Awards Season 2002 as the year comes to an end.
2002 • year end • film • cinema • academy award

National Board of Review and Peter Travers Get Us Started
As they typically do, the National Board of Review and Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers kicked off the 2002 Film Awards Season this past week with their selections ... not much influence, but the race has begun!
peter travers • rolling stone • critics • top ten • best

Cookie's Fortune | Goodbye, Lover | Life
Glenn Close hams it up, Patricia Arquette glams it up, and Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence are in the slammer.
movie reviews • cookie's fortune • robert altman • glenn close • julianne moore

2002 Film Awards Season Preview
Could it be true? This film awards season is already starting to look like last year's, with differing choices all over the map in the latest round of precursor awards. This week, a recap of the New York, Los Angeles, and Boston Film Critics Awards choices, and the top ten list of 2002 as chosen by the American Film Institute.
afi • top ten • oscar • academy award • cinema

Canadian Buzz Films at TIFF 2009
Canadian films like Cooking with Stella, Chloe and The Young Victoria go beyond our borders to tell stories at the 2009 Toronto Film Fest
canadian films at tiff • best canadian films • best canadian films tiff 2009 • suck • cooking with stella

DVD Review of Next
Although the precognitive surprises in "Next" lose their surprise element after one viewing, the breathtaking special effects continue to amaze over and over again.
next dvd review • nicolas cage • jessica biel • julianne moore • movies about paranormal activity

DVD Review: Blindness Two-Disc Edition
When an epidemic called "white blindness" causes social order to break down in an unnamed city, Julianne Moore is the last one to see, in this though provoking film. 7/10
blindness movie review • blindness film synopsis • jose saramago novel • white blindness • julianne moore drama

Films for St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day insights the mind to thoughts of folklore, shamrocks, and soda bread, but as you're seeing green, why not see secondhand the scenery of Ireland?
st. patrick's day • ireland • john wayne • maureen o'hara • pierce brosnan

From Globes to DGAs to ACE ... Precursors Aplenty!
Back in the swing of the 2002 Film Awards season precursors, there were plenty last week, most notably the 60th Annual Golden Globe Awards, and the announcement of the Directors Guild nominees.
peter o'toole • honorary oscar • academy award • cinema • oscar

Happy New Year With Top Ten Lists and More Critics Awards
The holidays did not keep many critics and critics organizations from releasing their 2002 film honors, and there a bunch to go over this week ... Roger Ebert, Richard Roeper, Joel Siegel, the Southeastern Film Critics, the Las Vegas Film Critics, and more!
las vegas • roger ebert • richard roeper • joel siegel • critics

The Films of P.T. Anderson
Reviews of Paul Thomas Anderson's five films thus far- Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, and this year's Oscar hopeful, There Will Be Blood.
there will be blood • boogie nights • sydney • hard eight • paul thomas anderson

The Sexiest or Most Erotic Sequences in Film History: Part 4
Well, we're down to the final ten ... this week, I reveal numbers 10 through 6 in my special series on the sexiest sequences in motion picture history, and this week's choices represent an incredibly broad range of motion pictures.
sex • nudity • nude • film • sexy

The Ten Best Films of 2002: Numbers 6 to 10
Well, I finally finished it! 2002 was such an incredible year with some truly exceptional motion pictures, and it made it extremely difficult to narrow all those down to a ten best.
top ten • best • 2002 • academy awards • cinema

Golden Globes and the Other Movie Guild Nominations
The Golden Globe award winners and also look at the nominees by the Directors, Screen Actors, and Producer Guilds -- some of the best precursors for who will be nominated for this year's Oscars!
golden globe awards 2000 • 72 annual academy award nominations • writer's guild nominations • director's guild nominations • producer's guild nominations

Independent Spirit Award Noms and Animated Feature Oscar
And even more news this week ... the Independent Spirit Award nominations are out, the Academy announces the 17 eligible films for the next Animated Feature Oscar, and Entertainment Weekly's critics pick their best of 2002.
ipf • independent spirit awards • award • oscar • cinema

Assassins
A review of the movie "Assassins".
cinema • films • movies • reviews • criticism.

Best Date Movies
These showings are sure to resonate with you and your date, while at the same time provide great conversation after.
best date movies • romantic comedies • flicks • date activities • dating ideas

Kentucky Events: Lebowskifest
The Coen Brothers movie, The Big Lebowski, has spawned an annual festival full of Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Maud and Jesus Quintana fans. Or Achievers, as they prefer.
lebowskifest • louisville • kentucky • executive strike and spare • big lebowski

Wilde's An Ideal Husband - on Film
A lively and entertaining film version of Wilde's "An Ideal Husband" stars Rupert Everett, Cate Blanchett, Minnie Driver and Jeremy Northam.
an ideal husband • oscar wilde • rupert everett • cate blanchett • jeremy northam

A Guide to the Hannibal Lector Trilogy
The Silence of the Lambs, released on Valentine's Day of 1991, went on to be one of the most popular films of that year, both critically and commercially.
the silence of the lambs • hannibal lector • clarice starling • anothony hopkins • jodie foster

Cartier Spreads the Love
A screwhead-covered gold bracelet symbolizing having one's heart locked up is now an icon & has since spawned a collection with an impressive charity bent.
fashiontribes • fashion • jewelry • jewellery • jewelry design

Edinburgh Film Festival Programme 2009
This year's Edinburgh Film Festival boasts an impressive line-up with new films by Steven Soderbergh, Sam Mendes, Kathryn Bigelow and Dario Argento on show.
sasha grey • edinburgh film festival • dario argento • blaxploitation • joe dante

Great Women's Films
It's hard to find a great movie about women that isn't full of stereotypes of "chick flick" sappiness. Here are 8 examples of intelligent films about women's issues.
women's films • women's issues • chick flick • hollywood movie • set it off

Jamie Foxx
As Jamie Foxx continues to fuel his "Blame It" tour from New Orleans to Los Angeles, the musician/actor said it all began with comedy.
jamie foxx • blame it tour • in living color • ray charles • stand-up comedian

Law & Order: Criminal Intent Returns to USA
Law & Order: Criminal Intent New York detectives explore the criminal mind on USA Network. The series returns for season eight with 15 new episodes in 2009.
law order criminal intent • dick wolf • new york city • major case squade • detective robert goren

Michael Cunningham – Flesh and Blood Book Review
Michael Cunningham's sophomore novel deals with destructing family stereotypes and what it means to be an American. It is also one of his most ambitious novels.
michael cunningham • flesh and blood • the hours • a home at the end of the world • specimen days

Movie Review: Boogie Nights (1997)
A review of writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights, a compelling exploration of the adult film industry in the late 1970s.
adult film • pornography • seventies • disco • mark wahlberg

My First Early Predictions for 74th Annual Oscar Nominations
Now that I've previewed the films to be released this fall and winter, it's time to make my first early predictions on who I think may be nominated for the 74th Annual Academy Awards.
nomination • prediction • academy award • oscar • films

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