Or, a collection of Quentin Tarantino’s favorite things about late-60s LA.
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When Dylan met Jeraldine: the Joffrey’s Romeo and Juliet are the real deal
The Joffrey’s Romeo and Juliet, which opens tonight, features real-life couple Jeraldine Mendoza and Dylan Gutierrez in the title roles.
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Emmanuel Lubezki is the real auteur of The Revenant
The veteran cinematographer leaves his stamp on Alejandro González Iñárritu’s wilderness survival tale.
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Groupon’s goofy ‘clip-in man bun’ goes viral
A Groupon ad for a “clip-in man bun” fuels rage—and demand—on the Internet.
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The Not-So-Great Gatsby
Leonard DiCaprio stars in an overblown adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
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Black and white and read all over
As a radical account of American slavery, Django Unchained pales in comparison to Uncle Tom’s Cabin
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Straight-Up Lincoln, and the rest of this week’s movies
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Quentin Tarantino at College of DuPage
A new course surveys the director’s career as his latest feature, Django Unchained, nears release
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The boys in the bureau
Clint Eastwood probes the alleged gay double life of J. Edgar Hoover
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A Little Transcendence Goes a Long Way
Clint Eastwood reaches for redemption while Martin Scorsese settles for entertainment.
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Light Heavyweight
Baseball fans know that the problem with a perfect game is that it’s boring. The pitcher has thrown a work of art—no hits, no home runs, no sacrifices, no bottom-of-the-ninth heroics—but the genius is in the details, not the highlight reel. For some critics, that may also be the problem with Steven Spielberg’s Catch Me […]