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Zelig
None can escape the obligations of social interaction in our modern world; at a cocktail party, you must act appropriately, mingling and snatching pigs-in-a-blanket as they pass you by on a silver tray. Spending time with college friends will undoub...
Barton Fink
The Coen Brothers’ 1991 film Barton Fink has been on my “to-do” list for quite some time, and finally I have gotten the chance to watch it. Famous both for its use of visual metaphor and Biblical and literary allusion, Barton Fink i...
Synecdoche, New York
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players…they have their exits, and their entrances…” William Shakespeare’s famous line, from his play As You Like It, seems to be the existentialist wind t...
I Love You, Man
My distaste for the “stoner-slacker” genre of Judd Apatow’s flock is, admittedly, also tinged by a hint of interest and awe- a bunch of friends making Hollywood comedies together. That they give credit where credit is due (Bill Murr...
Frost/Nixon
The difficulties in capturing historical politics on-screen are numerous; accuracy is essential considering the film has little to do with “history” if it manipulates the facts or leans towards a particular political spectrum. So many fil...
Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai
Jim Jarmusch has a new movie coming out in May: The Limits of Control. It stars Isaac De BankolĂ©, a native Ivorian (from Cote de Ivoire), as a well-dressed assassin, and there could be no better preparation than to watch Ghost Dog, Jarmusch’s ...


Enjoyed your choice of movies.
Posted: September 2nd, 2008 | More Reviews From AngieA | Report This Comment