Criterion Confessions

A survey of the Criterion Collection on DVD by Jamie S. Rich.

Showing posts with label Sofia Coppola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sofia Coppola. Show all posts
Sunday, June 3, 2018

PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK - #29

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The biggest strength Peter Weir’s 1985 adaptation of Picnic at Hanging Rock has going for it is its air of mystery, and that atmosphere ...
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Sunday, April 22, 2018

THE VIRGIN SUICIDES - #920

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Released in 1999, The Virgin Suicides marked the beginning of the career of writer/director Sofia Coppola, who to my mind is the best Am...
Saturday, August 16, 2014

REDUX: THE DARJEELING LIMITED - #540

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This is my second write-up of Wes Anderson's The Darjeeling Limited. You can read my older review here . What is below isn't actuall...
Friday, July 5, 2013

THREE FILMS BY ROBERTO ROSSELLINI STARRING INGRID BERGMAN: JOURNEY TO ITALY - #675

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My current frontrunner for the best movie of 2013 is Richard Linklater's Before Midnight [ review ], an emotionally turbulent, chal...
Monday, July 1, 2013

SIDELINE: MORE REVIEWS FOR 6/13

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While I was neglecting this site, I was still watching a lot of movies. Here's proof. Oh, and I was also redesigning my other site! Ha...
Thursday, January 13, 2011

KAGEMUSHA - #267

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[Note: This is the longer companion to a short review of Kagemusha I wrote for the Portland Mercury. Look for it in this week's edition...
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Author of prose novels and comic books like Cut My Hair, It Girl & the Atomics, You Have Killed Me, and 12 Reasons Why I Love Her. Jamie's most recent novel is the serialized book Bobby Pins and Mary Janes, and his most recent graphic novels are the sci-fi romance A Boy and a Girl with Natalie Nourigat; Madame Frankenstein with Megan Levens; and the weird crime comic Archer Coe & the Thousand Natural Shocks with Dan Christensen.

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