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    First Look: Philip Seymour Hoffman & Rachel McAdams In Anton Corbijn's 'A Most Wanted Man'

    by Kevin Jagernauth on Fri Feb 08 15:17:42 EST 2013

    In the grip of the early winter blahs at the multiplex and with the blockbuster season just around the corner, it may seem that anything resembling a smart, adult drama is far, far away (this weekend's "Side Effects" being the exception). Well, not to fear, because Anton Corbijn is here and the "Con...

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    Discover The Cause: Digging Into The Details Of 'The Master' DVD Extras Including Deleted Scenes, 'Unguided Message' & More

    by Drew Taylor on Mon Feb 04 11:01:04 EST 2013

    Few movies from last year generated discussion as extensively as "The Master," Paul Thomas Anderson's enigmatic epic about a man named Freddie (Joaquin Phoenix), who returns from World War II as a hooch-making jangle of nerves and falls under the spell of a charismatic cult leader called The Master ...

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    VIDEO ESSAY: Who Should Win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor

    by Kevin B. Lee on Thu Jan 24 21:43:15 EST 2013

    They’ve all won Oscars already. Who deserves to win another? Let the footage tell the tale.

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    'Amour' & 'Rust And Bone' Top London Critics' Circle Awards

    by Kevin Jagernauth on Sun Jan 20 15:50:49 EST 2013

    With the focus this weekend on Park City with the Sundance Film Festival now in full swing, it might be easy to forget we're still in the midst of the awards season. And even though we're nearing the finishing line, with the Golden Globes already handed out, and a few more major guild awards and the...

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    First Look At Oscar Nominee Philip Seymour Hoffman In 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire'

    by Kevin Jagernauth on Thu Jan 10 15:28:25 EST 2013

    Well, you don't put food on the table with Oscar movies and arthouse fare. We love Philip Seymour Hoffman, and he's great in "The Master" and deserving of his Oscar nomination this morning, but we totally understand why the dude wants to hang around in the districts. It's good ...

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    Critical Consensus: Anticipating Tomorrow's Oscar Nominations

    by Peter Knegt and Eric Kohn on Wed Jan 09 11:02:11 EST 2013

    Indiewire's Chief Critic and Oscar Prognosticator take a final look at the "embarrassment of riches" that 2012 provided at the movies and engage in a provocative discussion about the most exciting awards season in years.

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    Entertainment Weekly Posts Their Best and Worst of 2012

    by Maggie Lange on Thu Dec 20 13:22:34 EST 2012

    Entertainment Weekly examines the trends, triumphs, and disasters of 2012 in a year-end double issue. Best films from critics Owen Gleiberman and Lisa Schwarzbaum start with "Lincoln" and "Zero Dark Thirty," respectively, followed by "Zero Dark Thirty," "Amour," and "Silver Linings Playbook." (Their...

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    'Holy Motors' Tops Indiewire's Poll For the Best of 2012 Film; Other Winners Include Jafar Panahi and Amy Seimetz

    by Eric Kohn on Tue Dec 18 09:45:29 EST 2012

    With 128 votes among 204 critics listed in Indiewire's Criticwire network, Leos Carax's surreal opus "Holy Motors" topped Indiewire's seventh annual poll for Best Film. "Holy Motors" star Denis Lavant garnered the most votes for Best Performance.

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    Critic's Picks: The Best Film Performances of 2012

    by Eric Kohn on Tue Dec 11 12:20:53 EST 2012

    We no longer live in the age of the method. The performances that stand out in current cinema radiate a self-reflexive intensity less impressive for how much they convince us of their authenticity -- although they do that -- and pertain instead to addressing viewers aware of the artifice.

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    Corbijn's 'A Most Wanted Man' Wraps, Heads for Berlin or Cannes UPDATED

    by Anne Thompson on Fri Nov 23 15:14:54 EST 2012

    Looks like footage from Dutch filmmaker Anton Corbijn's John Le Carre adaptation "A Most Wanted Man" will be screened at Berlin in February and Cannes in May in advance of a fall release by Focus Features. The movie, Corbijn's follow-up to international thriller "The American&...

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