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With 'Mud,' Nichols heralds a new generation of Austin filmmakers
Austin American-StatesmanLinklater. Rodriguez. Malick. You likely know those Austin filmmakers' names. You don't even need a first name. Jeff Nichols. That's a name you need to know. You'll be hearing it a lot more in coming years. Fans of arthouse cinema have known about...Tags: Arts and Culture, Film Festivals, Celebrities, Music, Entertainment Events
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Follow-up a beautiful muddle by an interesting filmmaker
A movie on which to float, rather than park your easily expressed opinions, "Upstream Color" is a river conveying a kind of love story involving two lost souls. Comparisons to Terrence Malick and "The Tree of Life," among other Malicks, have abounded ever...Tags: Music, Music Box Theatre, Entertainment, Sundance Film Festival, Movies
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'Mud': Matthew McConaughey evokes Newman and McQueen
In "Mud," an evocative highlight of the American movie year so far, Matthew McConaughey slips easily into the role of a haunted, lovelorn killer on the lam, hiding out on an island in the Mississippi River along the Arkansas Delta region. Two...
Tags: Sarah Paulson, Mud (movie), Ray McKinnon, Entertainment, Take Shelter (movie)
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Terrence Malick's 'To the Wonder' lost in a beautifully shot fog ★★★
In the spirit of a Terrence Malick screenplay, certain rhetorical questions to be spoken in hushed voice-over present themselves regarding Malick's latest, "To the Wonder." Can we ever see enough sunsets as filmed by Malick and his mighty...
Tags: Paris (France), To the Wonder (movie), Entertainment, Olga Kurylenko, France
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Anticipating the Oscars: These might contend
My Academy Awards predictions — and honestly, why not start now, a month before the nominations are announced? — carry an odor akin to Paul Rudd's cologne in "Anchorman": 60 percent of the time, they're right every time. This week the awards...
Tags: Argo (movie), The Master (movie), Skyfall (movie), Entertainment Events, Beasts of the Southern Wild (movie)
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Magnolia acquires Malick's 'Wonder': Venice film planned for release next year
VarietyMagnolia Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to Terrence Malick's "To the Wonder," which world premiered at the Venice Film Festival earlier this month. Magnolia plans to release "To the Wonder" next year. Pic also screened at the Toronto International Film...Tags: Toronto International Film Festival, Venice International Film Festival, Javier Bardem, Rachel McAdams, Entertainment
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'Trouble With the Curve' director keeps focus on film
Clint Eastwood's appearance last month at the Republican National Convention will undoubtedly go down as one of the more amusing moments in the 2012 presidential campaign. His performance-art speech with an empty chair also qualifies as one of the most...
Tags: Celebrities, Madison County (Virginia), Entertainment Events, 2012 Republican National Convention, Clint Eastwood
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Cannes Film Festival preview: Time to get off the beach
Brigitte Bardot in a bikini on a French Riviera beach in the early 1950s. Quick — name a single photograph in existence that reminds you less of "The Tree of Life," last year's top prize winner at the Cannes Film Festival. The only movie in...
Tags: Lincoln Center, The Hunger Games (movie), Arts and Culture, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (movie), Film Festivals
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Stars turn out for Chicago Film Critics Awards
Special to Tribune NewspapersThe Chicago Film Critics Awards returned to the Broadway Playhouse at the Water Tower Jan. 7. This salute to Hollywood's best included Comedy Awards, conceived by Sharee Pemberton who produced the show along with film critic and Chicago Film Critics...Tags: Jason Segel, Water Tower, Michelle Williams, Human Interest, James Earl Jones
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Oscar nominations a blast from the past
John Osborne wrote the key post-World War II British drama "Look Back in Anger," later filmed in 1959. By contrast there’s very little anger in all the look-backs among this year’s Academy Award nominations. Oscar's unofficial slogan in...Tags: Music, Nick Nolte, Brad Pitt, Michelle Williams, Woody Allen
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Crashing the Oscars
The Oscars are serious — important people making important, relevant, thought-provoking movies about race, marital relations, horses and Owen Wilson seeing dead Parisians. The dresses and jewelry are beyond fancy. The tuxes are bespoke. Sidney...Tags: The Iron Lady (movie), Nick Nolte, Brad Pitt, Woody Allen, Human Interest
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Deadline nears for Herald-Mail's Oscar Picks Contest
crystal.schelle@herald-mail.comOK, so maybe your invitation to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences got lost in the mail this year. But you've paid your money, watched the films, then later picked them apart scene by scene with family and friends. So what if you don't...Tags: The Iron Lady (movie), Nick Nolte, Jim Rash, Brad Pitt, Michelle Williams
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