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    Mar 30, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. 'The Deep Blue Sea': Hushed, deft adaptation resonates ✭✭✭ 1/2

    The Liverpool-bred writer-director Terence Davies is best known for deeply felt, meticulously controlled reveries "The Long Day Closes" and "Distant Voices, Still Lives" and the gorgeous personal essay "Of Time and the City." Now 66, he sees the past — his own and his country's — as a war between oxygen-depriving conformity and what another Terence called "the whole of life," in all its terror and wonder.
    The Liverpool-bred writer-director Terence Davies is best known for deeply felt, meticulously controlled reveries "The Long Day Closes" and "Distant Voices, Still Lives" and the gorgeous personal essay "Of Time and the City." Now 66, he sees the past...

    Tags: Midnight in Paris (movie), Jo Stafford, Atonement (movie), Entertainment, Suicide

    2. Feb 22, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Overlooked screenplays this Oscar season

    In 1945 Raymond Chandler wrote a screed against Hollywood, and Hollywood screenwriting, for the Atlantic Monthly. "An industry with such vast resources and such magic techniques should not become dull so soon," said the man who later characterized his adopted residence to the south, La Jolla, Calif., as "nothing but a climate." In the Atlantic he vented: "An art which is capable of making all but the very best plays look trivial and contrived, all but the very best novels verbose and imitative, should not so quickly become wearisome to those who attempt to practice it with something else in mind than the cash drawer."
    In 1945 Raymond Chandler wrote a screed against Hollywood, and Hollywood screenwriting, for the Atlantic Monthly. "An industry with such vast resources and such magic techniques should not become dull so soon," said the man who later characterized his...

    Tags: Flight (movie), Authors, Quentin Tarantino, Steven Spielberg, Wreck-It Ralph (movie)

    3. Dec 27, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  3. Highs, lows — and a graceful exit

    It's my final column of the year and, for that matter, the new millennium ¿ not to mention of all time
    It's my final column of the year and, for that matter, the new millennium — not to mention of all time. Unless it isn't. I'm so confused. Anyhow, let's look at the highs and lows of 2012 — not that you have much choice if you're going to...

    Tags: Men in Black III (movie), Television, Bette Davis, The Amazing Spider-Man (movie), Phyllis Diller

    4. Dec 13, 2012 |Column| WXIN-LTV

  4. Spielberg's 'Lincoln' leads Golden Globe nominations with seven

    The nominees for the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards were announced Thursday by Jessica Alba, Megan Fox and Ed Helms.
    The nominees for the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards were announced Thursday by Jessica Alba, Megan Fox and Ed Helms. Steven Spielberg's epic on the 16th president, "Lincoln," stood out in the film categories with seven Golden Globe nominations, followed...

    Tags: Tom Tykwer, Television, Cosmology, Toby Jones, Life of Pi (movie)

    5. Dec 6, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  5. Movie awards, TV spoilers, local theater

    Well, it'll be a while before we get to see the film that was voted best picture of 2012 by the New York Film Critics Circle on Monday: <strong>Kathryn Bigelow's</strong> "Zero Dark Thirty," which deals with the hunt for O. bin Laden.
    Well, it'll be a while before we get to see the film that was voted best picture of 2012 by the New York Film Critics Circle on Monday: Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty," which deals with the hunt for O. bin Laden. It doesn't open in wide circulation...

    Tags: Frankenweenie (movie), Drama (genre), Amour (movie), Mad Cow Theater, Sally Field

    6. Dec 5, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Best movies of 2012, according to John Waters

    When trying to decide between one movie and another, consider asking yourself WWJW do? John Waters -- ever the <span class="st">connoisseur</span> -- filled in ArtForum on his favorites from the year.
    The Baltimore Sun
    When trying to decide between one movie and another, consider asking yourself WWJW do? John Waters -- ever the connoisseur -- filled in ArtForum on his favorites from the year. The magazine asked Waters and a few other artists to share their favorite...

    Tags: Paradise: Love (movie), Terence Davies

    7. Jan 11, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Oscars 2013: Heatmeter

    This week's Oscar nominations brought surprises Chief among them: the snubbing of Ben Affleck and Kathryn Bigelow, directors of “Argo” and “Zero Dark Thirty,” for director, and the multi-category dominance of upstarts “Beasts...

    Tags: Frankenweenie (movie), Amour (movie), Life of Pi (movie), Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (movie), Entertainment

    8. Dec 13, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Golden Globe nominations 2013: 'Lincoln,' 'Argo,' 'Zero Dark Thirty' top list

    Two vastly different films about the scourge of slavery in America, a thriller about the rescue of American hostages in&nbsp;Iran and a study of the dogged quest to capture&nbsp;one of the world's most wanted men --&nbsp;Osama bin Laden -- were among the top nominees Thursday&nbsp;morning for the Golden Globe awards.
    Two vastly different films about the scourge of slavery in America, a thriller about the rescue of American hostages in Iran and a study of the dogged quest to capture one of the world's most wanted men -- Osama bin Laden -- were among the top nominees...

    Tags: Drama (genre), Screen Actors Guild, Television, Life of Pi (movie), Steven Spielberg

    9. Dec 14, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Golden Globes nominations 2013: 'Lincoln' leads the pack

    Spreading its praise between accessible, star-driven movies and a handful of challenging films, the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. bestowed a leading seven Golden Globe nominations on Steven Spielberg's biography "Lincoln" while handing five nods apiece to Ben Affleck's international thriller, "Argo," and Quentin Tarantino's slavery revenge tale, "Django Unchained."
    Spreading its praise between accessible, star-driven movies and a handful of challenging films, the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. bestowed a leading seven Golden Globe nominations on Steven Spielberg's biography "Lincoln" while handing five nods apiece to...

    Tags: Lasse Hallstrom, Drama (genre), Ewan McGregor, Screen Actors Guild, Helen Hunt

    10. Mar 29, 2012 |Story| Daily Pilot

  10. Reel Critics: 'Hunger Games' satisfies

    OK, I didn't read the books, but let me just say, as pure movie entertainment,"The Hunger Games"is a "wow."
    OK, I didn't read the books, but let me just say, as pure movie entertainment,"The Hunger Games"is a "wow." This dystopian drama portrays a society where 24 children between the ages of 12-18 are randomly selected for an annual survivor/gladiator-style...

    Tags: Chess Playing, Rachel Weisz, Lifestyle and Leisure, Winter's Bone (movie), The Hunger Games (movie)

    11. Apr 17, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  11. Class struggle and desperate love in '50s England

    Terence Davies' film of Terence Rattigan's <em>The Deep Blue Sea</em>, a play dating from '50s England, captures the tensions between the stultified upper class and the lack of illusions of the working class. At the same time, it's a story that dramatizes the restricted position of women in the era. Hester, played with deep melancholy by a luminous Rachel Weisz, is married to William Collyer (Simon Russell Beale), a titled magistrate much her senior, and falls in love with Freddie (Tom Hiddleston), a former RAF pilot, and an engaging bloke with a cheeky indifference to the posh life she's been used to. It's a classic tale of a woman finding out, a bit late in life, what passionate attachment to a man feels like. When her husband discovers the affair, he leaves her on her own while stating that he will never give her a divorce.
    Terence Davies' film of Terence Rattigan's The Deep Blue Sea, a play dating from '50s England, captures the tensions between the stultified upper class and the lack of illusions of the working class. At the same time, it's a story that dramatizes the...

    Tags: Samuel Barber, Rachel Weisz, Movies, Entertainment, World War II (1939-1945)

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