Considering that Springsteen has lately been routinely performing more or less random full albums in his sets (three hours and a half is a long time to fill), I'd say there are pretty good odds they will play The River in full every night.

I haven't seen it yet, and it's not fiction, but Salt Of The Earth got good notices.

Confirmed by a recent rewatch, one day I will have a Sloppy Jessica as Gina did in Brooklyn Nine Nine. And not food, but I drink a lot less whisky now that I've stopped watching Mad Men.

A day's work produces a few seconds of footage, and it takes a lot of people to do it. Paying hundreds of people for a few years costs money.

According to the director in a Q&A (so maybe take with a pinch of salt), the main issue with the first version was the story, there were too many strands themes and sub-plots. It was drastically streamlined to a boy and dog story when that was initially one of many templates featured in the movie.

The character design might be generic, but visually it is anything but. I overall agree with Dowd's assessment (I possibly enjoyed it a tiny bit more), but if anything he undersells how visually impressive it is.

You seem to be overlooking the likelier implication of the research, people who shun Colbert for political reasons do engage, they choose not to watch someone whose opinions strongly contradict theirs. It's quite a stretch to say they are disengaged.

The BFI re-released it a couple of months ago, I got to see the trailer a lot:https://www.youtube.com/wat…
It emphasised the documentary aspect to an almost laughable degree (it didn't help that it was mostly shown before John Waters movies).

Stagecoach's rights history is a bit complicated, it's a slightly different case than a major studio licensing it.

These things always suck, I'm sorry. Apologies if this has been addressed before, but how long had it been going on and do you know that she wasn't also casually dating that guy at the time?
Depending on the timeline it might be that she ended making a choice between the two guys she'd started seeing rather than she…

OED !== Oxford Dictionaries
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The whole purpose of the latter is this kind of shit.

If there's a positive to this story, it's that it has led to information about HIV being a bit more widely reported. Two weeks ago I would have been as puzzled as you are, to answer your question, it seems that if someone HIV positive take their meds regularly, not only will it never develop into AIDS, but their viral…

It's been legally recognised as an Escape From New York ripoff to be more accurate.

I don't speak Mandarin or Cantonese (as well as thousands of other languages), it's not just a matter of reading reviews, but even local lists of best movies of a geographical zone are now widely available (a lot easily found on Letterboxed for instance, here's one which also includes the marvellous China Behind http:…

I guess he didn't want her next movie to be about their marital problems.

I tend to like her stuff, and I usually don't pay that much attention to lyrics, but with her I almost to intentionally ignore them as some songs make her sound like a horrible person.

I have a thing for "I Know Places".
And her truly despicable slut-shaming song is "Better Than Revenge".

@mikedangelo:disqus Your quick mention of A Simple Life brings a question, as you elsewhere mention that you are willing to give established directors more of a chance and would watch their movies in full.
Do you look outside of a US-English language based consensus to decide who you should give a chance to? Ann Hui…

For what it's worth, it's his only movie I look back somewhat fondly on (out of four or five).

Tih-Minh is in full on Youtube, though quality isn't great.