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Catinca Untaru, “The Fall” | Catinca Untaru

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Catinca Untaru, “The Fall”. A strong emotional connection. The first genuine performance by a child actor seen in a long, long time. Catinca Untaru, “The Fall”. 8211; Hiam Abbass, “The Visitor”. 8211; Kate Beckinsale, “Snow Angels”. 8211; Russell Brand, “Forgetting Sarah Marshall”. 8211; Thomas Haden Church, “Smart People”. 8211; Patricia Clarkson, “Married Life”. 8211; Chris Cooper, “Married Life”. 8211; Robert Downey, Jr., “Charlie Bartlett”. 8211; Robert Downey, Jr., “Iron Man”. Enter your comment here.

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Catinca Untaru | Page 2

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Catinca Untaru, “The Fall”. A strong emotional connection. The first genuine performance by a child actor seen in a long, long time. Newer posts →. Pace and Untaru have an unusual chemistry that is so interesting and real, it absolutely drives the fantasy sequences. November 15, 2008. The Fall is a remarkable film. 8230;]As fantastic as the story sequences in The Fall are, we are grounded by the fact that characters we believe in have created them, and they have happened right there in front of our eyes.

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The Grouchy Cineaste: 31 Frights #30: WES CRAVEN’S NEW NIGHTMARE [1994]

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Picking apart the Picture Show. Saturday, October 30, 2010. 31 Frights #30: WES CRAVEN’S NEW NIGHTMARE [1994]. Wes Craven’s finest hour as a filmmaker to date. Of all the 1980s horror franchises, the NIGHTMARE series was easily the highest on the quality totem, and Craven’s inventive metafictional deconstruction of his own creation never got the credit it deserved, especially when his next film, the thematically similar SCREAM, was a huge hit. Would you like to know more? Labels: 31 Frights 2010.

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reMedia!: film | Dim sum

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An entertainment blog that pops culture right in the kisser. Wednesday, September 19, 2007. If nothing else, THE NUMBER 23. Gave me a brand-spankin'-new entry on my List of Stuff I Never Ever Want to See in a Movie Again: Jim Carrey in the throes of kinky sexual make-believe. ("Pretend that you have a knife. Cut my shirt. Cut me! This ridiculous mystery-thriller from notoriously spotty director Joel Schumacher ( Phone Booth. Good], The Phantom of the Opera. 4 plus 19 is 23! Yeah Okay. And? The film is ne...

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Trackrick's Self-Indulgent Ramblings: I Should Probably Explain Myself

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Tuesday, March 19, 2013. I Should Probably Explain Myself. I see, in my last post, that I said I "probably have enough material to [post every day in November]" and that I would post such material in the "very near future.". So, I may not be in the mood to write for a little while longer. Though, I did write all this just now, during the usual early-afternoon window of being able to sit at my computer rather than stand, so who knows. The ever-continuing graying of my hair. M = My wife.

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The Grouchy Cineaste: 31 Frights #31: TRICK ‘R TREAT [2009]

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Picking apart the Picture Show. Sunday, October 31, 2010. 31 Frights #31: TRICK ‘R TREAT [2009]. And we end with Michael Dougherty’s criminally overlooked horror anthology, for my money one of the best Halloweentime viewing choices you could ever make. A stylishly visualized quartet of cleverly interlocked tales, the film nails the macabre, fanciful spirit of the holiday without defaulting to a cavalcade of brutality. Happy Halloween! Would you like to know more? Labels: 31 Frights 2010.

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The Grouchy Cineaste: 31 Frights #27: PEEPING TOM [1960]

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Picking apart the Picture Show. Wednesday, October 27, 2010. 31 Frights #27: PEEPING TOM [1960]. British director Michael Powell was one of the most celebrated filmmakers of his time, responsible for classics including BLACK NARCISSUS and THE RED SHOES; after this film came out, his career never recovered from the firestorm of controversy over its “sick” and “filthy” content. 50 years later, it’s lost none of its power to divide and disturb. Would you like to know more? Labels: 31 Frights 2010.

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Mr. Fabulous: May 2005

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Movie reviews, madness, poker and music. Plus the odd political rant. Sunday, May 22, 2005. Movie review: Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. There are two types of bad movies. The first kind are the banal or the mundane bad movies: films made on low budgets, by filmmakers of modest or no talent, the kind that used to end up on. Mystery Science Theater 3000. Read the full review. Posted by Mr Fabulous @ 10:53 PM. Friday, May 20, 2005. Lots o' reviews coming: Kingdom of Heaven. I am poker’s bitch.

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Mr. Fabulous: July 2005

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Movie reviews, madness, poker and music. Plus the odd political rant. Friday, July 29, 2005. Free to a good home. A mama kitty in our neighborhood recently gave birth to some kittens. They're about six weeks old and looking for a good home. Here are some pictures:. Posted by Mr Fabulous @ 8:09 AM. Wednesday, July 20, 2005. In not unexpected though nonetheless sad news, one of my boyhood heroes passed away today: James "Scotty" Doohan. Link to CNN obituary. I won't get into what Star Trek. Our moms drop u...