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O.J: MADE IN AMERICA

In one of those strange confluences of life, death and documentary art, last week the world lost Muhammad Ali, humanitarian, devout Muslim…

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MARQUEE MOVIE: MATINEE

“We used to go to the movies.  Now we want the movies to come to us, on our televisions, tablets and phones,…

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Shield for Murder

Dirty cops were a movie vogue in 1954, and Edmond O'Brien scores as a real dastard in this overachieving United Artists thriller.…

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They Were Expendable

John Ford's best war movie does a flip-flop on the propaganda norm. It's about men that must hold the line in defeat…

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Dr. Strangelove

Criterion's special edition of Stanley Kubrick's doomsday comedy is more powerful than ever in a 4K remaster; and it even comes with…

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The Wave

Norway gets the old-fashioned disaster film genre up on its feet again with a well-made, scary story set in a Northern fjord,…

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Hello, My Name is Doris

Sally Field bounces back in this story of mismatched love - or a romantic delusion... that is 3/4 charm and 1/4 wishful…

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Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Here's a sterling example of what Hollywood excelled at back in the golden age: Robert Montgomery, Evelyn Keyes, Claude Rains and Edward…

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The Outfit

John Flynn‘s The Outfit (1974), a brutally efficient bit of business based glancingly on Richard Stark’s procedurally inquisitive and poetic crime novel of the…

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Le amiche (The Girlfriends)

Michelangelo Antonioni's pre-international breakthrough drama is as good as anything he's done, a flawlessly acted and directed story of complex relationships --…

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She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

John Ford puts a Technicolor sheen on Monument Valley in this second cavalry picture with John Wayne, who does some of his…

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Antonia’s Line

Marleen Gorris' sightly absurdist, slightly magic realist movie about a strong woman who takes charge in a rural Dutch community is a…

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The Whip Hand

I guess Howard Hughes had a soft spot for Minnesota Nazis. William Cameron Menzies directs a Cold War thriller about an insidious…

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The Angry Hills

Robert Mitchum all but snoozes through this promising war-espionage thriller that pits lazy Gestapo agents against clueless partisans in occupied Greece. It's…

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Fellini’s City of Women

That naughty boy Federico Fellini goes all out with this essay-hallucination about women, a surreal odyssey that hurls Marcello Mastroianni into a…

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The Player

Robert Altman's murder tale reeks of insider access and Hollywood hipster BS; its main claim to greatness is its fifty-plus star cameos.…

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HUDSON HAWK at 25

If there is a reliable truism that can coexist alongside the American film industry’s dance of death with economically insane budgets that…

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Cat Ballou

This breakout hit comedy western gave a lift to star Jane Fonda and especially to Lee Marvin, in an unexpected comedy role…

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Hail, Caesar!

Not funny enough, or too hip for the house? I found the Coen Bros.' send-up of old-fashioned movie madness good fun, with…

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Dark Passage

Bogie's back and Bacall's got him! Or, at least she's got his voice, and a bundle of bandages. A David Goodis hardboiled…

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Journey to Space IMAX

3-D IMAX goes back to outer space for a repeat of some space shuttle material and an extended CGI look at how…

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Blood Bath

This four-feature set is the weirdest cinematic treasure box of the year, a sort of anti-matter film school. Three of the films…

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Woman on the Run

What in the world -- an A + top-rank film noir gem hiding under the radar, and rescued (most literally) by the…

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The King and Four Queens

Clark Gable is still sufficiently frisky in this late career western to attract four well-chosen frontier women -- who in this case…

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PEEKABOO! THE MOVIES OF 2016 AT HALFTIME

Nearing the halfway mark of the movie year and teetering, as we all are, on the edge of another summer movie abyss…