Memorial Day: Boned and Ready
Flaccid potential for a film meant to critique Abu Ghraib
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Donkey Punch: Butt It Hurts
Don’t be fooled by the pornographic title, this studio horror flick builds to a satisfying spectacle
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Is There Ever Too Much Holocaust?
The genre has reached overpopulation, but saying so is still off limits
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The Year in Digital
An online triumph in
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King of Comedy
John Hughes and Judd Apatow would be nowhere without Preston Sturges
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The Firemen’s Ball
Milos Forman's 1967 classic screens at BAMcinématek
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I Am; I Am Superman
Another flick for every guy who still dreams they may be superhuman
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Election Collection
Get prepped for political overload with a spate of election-themed DVD releases
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Forget the multiplex, look to the art houses for some of this year’s best cinematic bets
Despite the locality implied by its title, the New York Film Festival is essentially an arbitrary creature. Culled together by a handful of critics with their particular idiosyncratic tastes, the annual Lincoln Center gathering doesn’t so much reflect New York film culture as much as a New York state of mind: Cinema from outside the
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Brazilians Do it Meaner
Police brutality and corruption are the name of the game when de
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