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A Soul-Searching Interview with Adam Sandler
Adam Sandler is notoriously press-shy. He doesn't like critics, he doesn't do interviews, he doesn't want to be analyzed, dissected,
Jordan's Love Affair with Movies
Neil Jordan is ready to talk. The craggy, dark-haired director has been through hours of interviews already, but doesn't look
Coldness Overwhelms Romance, Strong Acting in Affair
By all rights, Neil Jordan's new film, The End of the Affair , should be dazzling. So many of the
Deconstructing Allen's 'Harry'
Where to start? Here's the short version: Deconstructing Harry, the new movie from writer-director-actor Woody Allen is a) very funny,
Hometown Heroine Hatfield Lost in Paradise
Last Friday night, area music fans braved below-freezing temperatures, trudging through slush and snow to witness the return of a
A Life Less Ordinary
A disappointingly mediocre follow-up by the makers of last year's brilliant Trainspotting. The ill-paced narrative tells the story of Robert
Critical Care
This nasty little film is veteran director Sidney Lumet's uncharacteristically amateurish attempt at medical satire. Its flaws lie not in
A Life Less Ordinary
This disappointingly mediocre film is the follow-up to last year's brilliant Trainspotting; though it sports the same director, writer, producer
Sidney, Baby, We Gotta Talk
Critical Care is one of those movies that should come with a big disclaimer before the opening credits: WARNING: This
A Lifeless 'Ordinary'
When director Danny Boyle, writer John Hodge, producer Andrew MacDonald, and star Ewan McGregor cruised over from the U.K. and
A 22-Minute Revolution
Listeners used to know just what to expect in a new Juliana Hatfield album: tight, perfectly executed pop songs characterized
Repetitive and Self-Indulgent Ramblings
With his new album YES!!, perky indie-pop superstar-in-his-own-mind Chris Knox comes up with creative, energetic ways to explore mediocrity as
Oliver Stone Hits the Couch at HFA
Oliver Stone addressed a jam-packed audience at the Harvard Film Archive last Thursday evening as part of a grueling publicity
