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Rolling Stone (10/31/02, p.136) - Ranked # 30 in Rolling Stone's "Women in Rock: The 50 Essential Albums"Alternative Press (7/01, p.96) - Included in AP's "10 Essential Women's Rock Albums" - "...Her best album to date, backed by electro/new-wave sounds..."14.21193
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Rolling Stone (2/6/97, pp.48-49) - 3.5 Stars (out of 5) - "...while evoking cabaret-era Berlin, Faithfull transcends that age, tapping straight into the soulfulness of the repertoire....Faithfull turns each song into its own dramatic world, delivered with a savvy wink but never an affected distance..."Entertainment Weekly (2/7/97, p.69) - "...Accompanied by pianist Paul Trueblood, this live recording may be the first big comeback ablum of the year." - Rating: A11.36954
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Entertainment Weekly (p.84) - "[I]t's PJ Harvey who serves up the meat of the CD. Her raw, blues-tinged tracks greedily indulge Faithfull's exquisitely tattered voice..." - Grade: B+Uncut (p.78) - Ranked #54 in Uncut's "Best New Albums of 2004" - "[H]er best record since BROKEN ENGLISH."Magnet (p.96) - "[T]he real surprise is Faithfull's paring with Polly Harvey....Their collaborations have all her characteristic torment, but Faithfull gives them a new sense of gravitas, a world-weariness that sharpens her anger to a knife's edge."11.36954
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Entertainment Weekly (3/24/95, p.64) - "...Whiskey-ravaged and bitter, Faithfull sounds like a distressed angel. But if she envisions herself as Marlene Dietrich, her collaborator, Angelo Badalamenti, sees Peggy Lee....LIFE makes you wonder what Faithfull could produce if she was orchestrated by Ennio Morricone..." - Rating: B11.36954
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"GUNNER PALACE, in its savage, intelligent, boisterous messiness, is a welcome antidote to the self-convinced rhetoric of pundits and politicians..."New York Times "Co-directors Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein trade on the intimacy granted by portable cameras to give us a sense of nerve-racking days and nights..."USA Today "GUNNER PALACE is a riveting and indispensable record of the war in Iraq because it comes from the men who lived it." Rolling Stone "GUNNER PALACE is a highly mediated, aesthetically tweaked artifact. Of course, that's exactly the point..." Film Comment "[Tucker] serves up vrit slices of the regiments daily lives, the sort that rarely make it onto the news." Entertainment Weekly "[A] fierce, honest, often poetic tale of modern war, told by the soldiers who are its conduits with a verve and mindfulness missing from TV news reports." Movieline's Hollywood Life10.95203
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3 stars out of 5 -- "[Danes] gives her best performance yet....Peter Suschitzky's cinematography is cannily sleek." Rolling Stone "[With] the visual flourishes of an old-time glamorous Hollywood romance..." -- Grade: B- Entertainment Weekly "[Martin and Schwarzman] bring gallantry, farce and sweetness to this funny, sad, insightful movie." New York Times "A serene luminescence surrounds Claire Danes in SHOPGIRL."USA Today "[The film] positively teems with good taste. A symphony about L.A., it is ordered and lush..." Premiere 3 stars out of 5 -- "Like a sexed-up LOST IN TRANSLATION, Anand Tucker's age-ain't-nothing-but-a-number film sweeps effortlessly across the LA skyline..." Total Film10.92059
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3 stars out of 4 -- "Amy Adams and Matthew Goode have the charm necessary to float a romantic comedy like LEAP YEAR....Adams has an ability to make things seem fresh and new..."Chicago Sun-Times "[Adams] is fiery and vulnerable, wistful and exuberant; she lends a rare dignity to the portrayal of a woman who doesn't know what she wants." -- Grade: B-Entertainment Weekly10.8645
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3 stars out of 4 -- "Amy Adams and Matthew Goode have the charm necessary to float a romantic comedy like LEAP YEAR....Adams has an ability to make things seem fresh and new..."Chicago Sun-Times "[Adams] is fiery and vulnerable, wistful and exuberant; she lends a rare dignity to the portrayal of a woman who doesn't know what she wants." -- Grade: B-Entertainment Weekly10.8645
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"...Brimming with wittily sketched characters and refreshing oddball humor, it never loses momentum..."Los Angeles Times "...The kids manage to be quaint and appealing because there is real definition to their personalities that translates into their appearance and actions....Arnold lives large and cute..."Box Office10.85128
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4 stars out of 5 -- "Broadbent is a hoot as the bullish Arthur, while Firth brings a quiet dignity to the adult scenes. A superior British drama."Empire "[A]n emotional, often hilarious examination of those convoluted family ties with which most of us can identify in some measure."Box Office "[A] wistful, miniature of a movie....It creates a provocative balance in the viewer..." -- Grade: B+Entertainment Weekly "[A] superbly acted, intelligently written and poignant drama....Based on the book by Blake Morrison, it's a tender, heartfelt, occasionally funny story that never strays into maudlin turf."USA Today "A gentle tale gently told, WHEN DID YOU LAST SEE YOUR FATHER is grown-up, civilized fare."New York Times10.84466
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"...Watson delivers a spectacular performance..." Rolling Stone "...Finely measured performances..." Sight and Sound "...Voluptuous..." -- Rating: A- Entertainment Weekly "...Confident and assured..." -- 3 1/2 out of 4 stars New York Times "...The story is told with brio....Rachel Griffiths and Emily Watson give spectacular performances....The movie brings you into an intriguing and rich world..." Premiere "...This forcefully directed story of England's musical du Pre sisters is a model of its kind....leads Emily Watson and Rachel Griffiths seem totally in synch..." USA Today10.8116
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"The real artists here are the cinematographer Marc Felperlann, who burnishes the picture with a rich, warm glow...[and] the production designers Crispin Sallis and Alan Farquharson, who fashion a charming, lovingly realized look..."New York Times10.8116
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"The real artists here are the cinematographer Marc Felperlann, who burnishes the picture with a rich, warm glow...[and] the production designers Crispin Sallis and Alan Farquharson, who fashion a charming, lovingly realized look..."New York Times10.8116
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"...TUCKER is the best thing [Coppola] has done in years....Bridges is just the right actor for the title role..." New York Times "...A dazzling show....Stylistically, the film is a dream..."Los Angeles Times "...Vittorio Storaro's cinematography makes every shot look like a Rolls-Royce showroom..." USA Today10.63702
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3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk steal the show in this send up of the cabin-in-the-woods horror subgenre."Box Office 3 stars out of 5 -- "Craig sets off a devilishly contrived series of mishaps resulting in gore and guffaws..."Total Film 3 stars out of 4 -- "In a clever if sensationally implausible twist, the only vicious character is one of the college kids...one cliche after another is ticked off and upended."Chicago Sun-Times10.51465
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