Curated Headlines

LA Times

“Because it had so many different elements to it, it wasn’t the easiest sell in the world, like a lot of big movies are.”
At $571 Million Worldwide, The Most Successful Best Picture Nominee Is Life Of Pi

NY Times

“The idea was not to make an Israeli-Palestinian project. Money came from many different places.”
5 Broken Cameras Co-Directors Find Media Descriptions Of Their Documentary Misleading

Lincoln On “60 Minutes” 11’31 vid; extras

NY Times

“It’s about producers.”
Producers Guild Picks Argo, Sugar Man

guardian

“Not everyone accepts that overexposure is sufficient to destroy evil: some argue that “——” is too robust to be so easily disposed of.”
ThiNkiNg ON DjaNgo‘s LaNguage

“Quvenzhané utters an incredible scream in Beasts, a cry like an elemental force of nature, and if that cry echoes through the Dolby Theater on February 24, it will be a moment for history.”
Ebert Oscars

“Haneke is to be praised and admired for filming—so beautifully and so truthfully—straight down into the abyss, and for inviting us to take a long hard look at what’s there.”
Francine Prose On Amour

roger ebert

“The backstory is that Bigelow has become a modern-day directorial heroine, which may be why this film is winning even more praise than The Hurt Locker.”
Ebert On Zero Dark Thirty

deadline

“I’ve had my own mild struggles with some of these bipolar issues and my son struggled with some of them. When you’ve been through that, you get it. And then on top of that I just found the family, the neighborhood and the community very enchanting.”
David O. Russell On How He Arrived At Silver Linings Playbook

Amour, War Witch, No, A Royal Affair, Intouchables, The Deep, Kon-Tiki, Beyond The Hills, Sister
Nine Films Make Oscar Foreign Language Shortlist

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“The true punk film of the festival.”
~ Romain Blondeau On Claire Denis’ Les Saluds in Les Inrocks

“It’s also defined commercially by the difference between a colorful, Hawaii-set comedy starring George Clooney and a black-and-white, prairie-based old-age odyssey featuring a straggly and unkempt Bruce Dern. All the same, Paramount Vantage should be able to ride accolades for this very fine Cannes competition entry to respectable specialized returns in fall release.”
~ McCarthy On Nebraska