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3.5 star out of 5 -- "[An] overwhelmingly tactile experience that should further cement the prolific filmmaker's reputation."Box Office "Gentle, bawdy and at times rambunctiously, ticklishly rude....A story about a dilapidated movie theater and the fractured family that is trying not to disintegrate further inside its derelict walls."New York Times25.1031

"...Thoroughly entertaining....Its frankness is alarming..." Los Angeles Times3.871522

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Dirty Linen (2-3/00, pp.85-6) - "...a jewel of a project....the discs underscores how very much alive conjunto remains."0.1256042

Clash (magazine) - "[T]his is the perfect primer for anyone looking for a new aspect to West Indian music beyond reggae and dub."0.1256042

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Rolling Stone (p.67) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[Milt Hinton and Wellman Braud, bona fide names in pre-amplified propulsion, get their due....[Bill Johnson] rightly earns a full CD to himself."0.05233506

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Rolling Stone (8/10/95, p.59) - 3.5 Stars - Good - "...regardless of how silly Supergrass become, the strength of their songwriting always shines through. Combining the best elements of classic British pop and melodic punk, the band leapfrogs decades and spans the gaps with wide, grinning hooks..."Spin (9/95, p.113) - 6 - Reasonably Good - "...Supergrass is a mod band....I SHOULD COCO...works best when [the group] is careering about like Dickensian urchins in smeared lipstick, blinking through hula hoop-size pupils, gleefully anticipating corruption..."Entertainment Weekly (7/21/95, p.64) - "...`Eclectic' doesn't begin to describe the deft plunderings of these barely legal-age lads, who, in their evocation of the Beatles, Bowie, and the Buzzcocks, seem equally at home as glamour-puss fops and snot-nosed hooligans." - Rating: AQ (2/96, p.66) - Included in Q's 50 Best Albums of 1995.Q (6/95, p.118) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...petulant middle-class brats with an instinctive grasp of melody, midway between The Clash and Buzzcocks....the more Supergrass reveal of themselves, the more childish things are set aside in favour of an embracing of pop history..."Option (1-2/96, p.120) - "...cobbles together ideas from the record collection, then pieces `em together in not-necessarily-novel but at least catchy arrangements--cheeky thievery being the sincerest form of flattery, of course..."Melody Maker (12/23-30/95, pp.66-67) - Ranked #7 on Melody Maker's list of 1995's `Albums Of The Year' - "...Druggy, deranged, bright-eyed, innocently sleazy, mercilessly addictive. Like mainlining a dose of uncut fun."Mojo (Publisher) (7/95, p.106) - "...I SHOULD COCO is absurdly crammed with musical intelligence....a massive heap of informed rock madness....Supergrass have a unique take on pop music..."NME (Magazine) (12/23-30/95, pp.22-23) - Ranked #6 in NME's `Top 50 Albums Of The Year' for 1995 - "...the 'Grass turned their day-to-day into cartoon, and still had you gasping at the sheer thrill of it..."13.70329

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Living Blues (p.57) - "Endlessly soulful, song-oriented, and wonderfully produced, this is a 'best of' set that works."13.62659

Spin (p.75) - "Hints of folksy revelry may abound, but the dynamics are strictly library-level, and the lyrical focus is decidedly inward."Paste (magazine) - "The album, with all of its clacking drums, gently strummed rail-thin guitars and careful, pleasant melodies, is instantly catchy and likable on a first listen."Uncut (magazine) (p.69) - "The atmospheric, echo-laden arrangements feature repetitive, subtly changing vocal and instrumental patterns that come off like incantations for trendoid city dwellers."13.62659

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Spin (p.75) - "Hints of folksy revelry may abound, but the dynamics are strictly library-level, and the lyrical focus is decidedly inward."Paste (magazine) - "The album, with all of its clacking drums, gently strummed rail-thin guitars and careful, pleasant melodies, is instantly catchy and likable on a first listen."Uncut (magazine) (p.69) - "The atmospheric, echo-laden arrangements feature repetitive, subtly changing vocal and instrumental patterns that come off like incantations for trendoid city dwellers."13.62659

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"[With] a fascinating glimpse of the evolution of his signature obsessive-compulsive style..." Uncut "[The set] marks a series of significant changes in his career..." Premiere12.05804

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"Spectacle, a love triangle, heritage settings, bravura acting, witty dialogue, a bittersweet finale: There's something for everyone in Anne Fontaine's COCO BEFORE CHANEL..."Hollywood Reporter "[A] convincing portrait of the designer's journey....The film reveals, via meticulous period imagery, how the couturier forged a style that would change the way women dressed in the 20th century."Variety 4 stars out of 5 -- "The sense of period has been impeccably captured in Olivier Radot's production design....[Tautou] gives a nuanced and highly watchable performance....Box Office 3 stars out of 5 -- "[W]riter/director Anne Fontaine shows a sure hand when it comes to emotional button-pushing....Total Film "[A] superior filmed biography that brings intelligence, restraint and style to what could have been a more standard treatment."Los Angeles Times "With a mixture of brutal candor and tender sympathy, it charts the rise of an ambitious, difficult woman, taking note of the obstacles and opportunities offered by her time, place and circumstances."New York Times Coco is played by Audrey Tautou, and shes phenomenal -- self-contained, tightly focused, sparing with her smiles...yet giving off a grave radiance at every moment shes in front of the camera.Wall Street Journal 3 stars out of 4 -- "[T]he film, while scaled-down, is quite beautifully woven, like a classic Chanel tweed."USA Today "COCO BEFORE CHANEL is dreamiest when director Anne Fontaine -- working through muse Audrey Tautou -- views the world through young Coco's eyes, literally." -- Grade: BEntertainment Weekly 3.5 stars out of 4 -- "She worked hard, dealt with people realistically, drove hard bargains and saw fashion as a job, not a career or a vocation....By underlining that, the movie becomes more absorbing."Chicago Sun-Times "This refreshing alternative to the usual potted biopic provides an absorbing look at a singular, steely determination as it was forged and annealed, long before it made itself known to the world."Washington Post Included in Chicago Sun-Times's "The Best Foreign Films Of 2009" -- "Less of a biopic, more of a drama....She isn't a brazen temptress but a capitalist..."Chicago Sun-Times11.1043

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"Stravinsky's immortal music richly abetted by Gabriel Yared's original score and exquisite sets from designer Marie-Helene Sulmoni are a movie unto themselves."Hollywood Reporter 3 stars out of 5 -- "Besides giving a fascinating portrait of these two creative souls, often in torment, it also delivers a wider horizon on a fertile period of creativity in Europe."Box Office "Here, the smoke-voiced and striking Anna Mouglalis projects intelligence and unassailable self-confidence..."Los Angeles Times "A persuasive depiction of the tempestuous affair of two 20th-century titans..."New York Times 3 stars out of 4 -- "The film is elegant to look at....The performances are well-modulated to projet exactly what the director, Jan Kounen, wants to say about these two people."Chicago Sun-Times10.95476

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