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CineVegas: Memorial Day

The most controversial film at CineVegas equates spring break to Abu Ghraib.

Battle for Haditha is the Best War Film in Years

And by best I mostly mean it’s the most entertaining, exciting and enjoyable war films in years.

Tribeca 2008: Standard Operating Procedure & Conversation with Errol Morris

The night before Sony Pictures Classics planned to open Errol Morris’ Abu Ghraib doc Standard Operating Procedure in two theaters the Tribeca Film Festival hosted a screening of the film, followed by a conversation between Morris and Jarhead author Anthony Swofford.
Beat to the festival circuit by over a year by Rory Kennedy’s Ghosts of Abu [...]

Greengrass’ Green Zone: BlogNosh 04/22/08

Paul Greengrass takes on Iraq. Plus: BAGHEAD, Madonna, and Lindsay Lohan.

Tribeca Film Festival Preview

The Tribeca Film Festival opens tomorrow (with Baby Mama, a film I haven’t seen but am rooting for via sheer love for Miss Liz Lemon), and there are a number of films on the schedule that we’ve covered at other festivals and can reccommend, including Baghead, Bigger, Stronger, Faster* and especially Mister Lonely. After [...]

Critical Cavalcade! SpoutBlog Week In Review

Karina spent five days in Queens bemoaning her future job prospects discussing the future of film criticism. See the A.O. Scott piece, the Molly Haskell/Andrew Sarris piece, the quiz, the answers to the quiz, the piece about compromises. Also, Kevin considers the new pro-critic model, and bad critics are punished severely.
Marilyn Monroe has a sex [...]

Iraq Doc DVD Targets Redacted For Sales Goal

But anything Brian DePalma’s last movie did, virtually anyone could do better.

Iron Man and new subversive cinema

Is Robert Downey Jr. cashing in or taking his message to the streets?

George Bush Movie Even Sillier Than We Could Have Hoped!

Who knew Oliver Stone was making a cartoon?

New in Theaters: Stop-Loss, 21, Fatboy

I’m going to spend about four hours this weekend with my celebrity boyfriend, Young Albert Brooks, at Anthology Film Archives‘ double feature of two of Brooks’ early, still super-relevant films, Modern Romance and Real Life (see above). But if you’re not lucky enough to be in New York, there are three films opening in general [...]