Daily Briefing. Sallitt, Lapid, Terayama, Suleiman
David HudsonTrailer and an award for The Unspeakable Act. Plus, David Bordwell on James Cameron.
James Cameron
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An Appropriately Titanic Roundup
David HudsonThere must be 100 ways to mark this centenary.
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Avatarcraft
Daniel KasmanOne of the things James Cameron, one of the last American action-materialists in cinema, does well, and particularly so in Avatar, is marry elements of fantasy to elements of science-fiction. The
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"Avatar," "Nine," "Young Victoria" and Holiday Revivals
David Hudson"With Avatar James Cameron has turned one man's dream of the movies into a trippy joy ride about the end of life - our moviegoing life included - as we know it," declares Manohla Dargis in the New
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James Cameron's "Avatar"
Glenn KennyI don’t know why it should come as a surprise to anyone that writer/director James Cameron should continue to own, or, as the kids today say, PWN, the science-fiction/fantasy genre in cinema. After all
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"A Single Man," "Invictus," "My Son," "Avatar" and More
David HudsonFollowing a roundup of reviews of films opening this weekend, a look ahead at some of the titles rolling out through Christmas, including, of course, the season's big event movie. "Philadelphia for
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Topics/Questions/Exercises Of The Week—11 December 2009
Glenn KennyWhat A Drag It Is To See You: You know, you hang around this industry long enough, and the eternal return thing starts seeming even worse than eternal. It's not so much the hatefulness that
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Topics/Questions/Exercises Of The Week—21 August 2009
Glenn KennyA Day In The Death Of James Cameron's Avatar: "I have a feeling this week's cannonball of publicity isn't going to let up until December," enthused Quint about the coming storm of "Avatar goodness" at