Robert Wise

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  27 Nov 11

  Daily Briefing. Spielberg's "War Horse" and Crowe's "Zoo"

  David Hudson

  Also: Reitman’s Young Adult. Masters of Cinema’s Touch of Evil Blu-ray. Teaser for Miike’s Ai To Makoto.

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  15 Sep 11

  The Forgotten: Butterball

  David Cairns

  A prostitute traveling by coach in Prussian-occupied France is compelled to sleep with a Prussian officer before her coach can continue.

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  12 Aug 11

  Robert Ryan and Frank Sinatra

  David Hudson

  Reconsidering two icons of mid-20th-century American cinema.

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  16 Nov 10

  Bright Lights 70, "Malle Entendu" @ Not Coming, DVDs

  David Hudson

  Gary Morris takes us by the hand and leads us into the new issue of Bright Lights Film Journal: "This issue, #70, with a mere 26 articles may seem shorter than usual, but we've tried to compensate

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  30 Nov 09

  Manny Farber's Best Films Of 1951, #7: "The Day The Earth Stood Still," directed by Robert Wise

  Glenn Kenny

  Greetings, people of Earth. I mean, Manny Farber fans. Over at my blog Some Came Running, I've been looking at Farber's picks and positions on his best films of 1951 (the title of his piece for The Nation

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