
Showing articles 1 to 10 of 287 by Sam Adams.
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Rated R | 129 min
Do you like montages, but grow bored of the tedious plot bits in
between? Then
Pirate Radio is the movie for you. Set in
1966, during what an opening title helpfully labels "the greatest
era for
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A-
No Rating | 88 min
Akira Kurosawa's four-way account of a man's murder, re-released on
a new print, has become so associated with its central device
— not to mention its myriad offshoots — that it
requires an
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B
No Rating | 90 min
Tom Quinn sets the dissolution of a South Philly family against the
backdrop of string-band culture, making for a low-key but
satisfying blend of melodrama and observant naturalism. Greg Lyons
and Jennifer
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B+
No Rating | 100 min
Born out of Lars von Trier's bout with clinical depression (which,
to judge from recent interviews, he’s not quite over), this
harrowing two-hander is an ordeal by design. After therapist Willem
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C-
Rated R | 127 min
Michael Moore takes on his biggest target yet, and his most
elusive. Buttonholing reluctant CEOs is one thing; pinning down an
abstract principle quite another. Arriving just as the economy is
showing
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A-
Rated R | 93 min
A violent, operatic character study that is equal parts Derek
Jarman and
A Clockwork Orange, Nicholas Winding Refn's movie
treats the story of "Britain’s most famous prisoner" as an
antihero
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C+
Rated PG-13 | 111 min
Whatever her talents as an actress — and her turn in
Grey
Gardens suggests she may have left quite a few of them untapped
— Drew Barrymore is an enormously ingratiating screen
presence, which turns
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B
No Rating | 104 min
Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's
Brother's Keeper and
Paradise Lost are model blends of forensic documentary and
direct cinema. But
Crude, Berlinger's first solo
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A-
Rated R | 105 min
Joel and Ethan Coen have an almost chronic aversion to being taken
seriously, which is probably why
A Serious Man, in addition
to wrestling with profound issues of morality and religious faith,
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