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Daily Archives: November 16, 2017
EXCLUSIVE: “Coco” star Anthony Gonzalez on the film, the songs and “El Dia de los Muertos”
Anthony Gonzalez is an Angelino child actor whose big break is a movie where he’s A) the leading man, B) he sings and C) that is already the biggest hit in Mexican box office history. No, we don’t see his … Continue reading
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Oscar bait — a Peek at “Phantom Thread”
Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day Lewis and a holiday season release schedule is all you really need to know about the intentions here. Yeah. Bring on the nominations. Anderson goes for a British period piece and sexual intrigue thriller? … Continue reading
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“A Quiet Place” makes for one creepy trailer
Love the concept — sign language, measured footsteps “so they” can’t hear/find you. Love pairing up Emily Blunt with husband John Krasinski, who could use a hit. (:Special K,” as Emily calls him, also directed it.) A chilling and yes … Continue reading
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Globes and “Get Out,” a comedy?
So there’s a nice dust-up starting between the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and Jordan Peele, the sketch-show comic who wrote and directed “Get Out.” The Golden Globes-givers say “Get Out” will be entered in the “best musical or comedy” category … Continue reading
Movie Review: “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is a film Jeremiad whose time has come. A searing, dark comedy tearing into unaccountable racist, homophobic police, the impotent rage of the wronged, the small-mindedness of small towns and the redemption of the seemingly … Continue reading
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