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Jeanne captive (The Silence of Joan) | Review
Ramos' Version of 'Joan' Is Quiet Indeed, As Will Be Its Legacy
Review: Restless
Neither as risqué as To Die For, nor as disposable as Finding Forester, Restless sits as a sensitive curio in respect to Van Sant's oeuvre. With his award-winning 'death trilogy' still clearly visible in the rear-view mirror, this is a more syrupy spoonful of that same theme - one he seems ready to apply to just about any genre, no matter the artistic merit.
Restless | Review
Van Sant Dowses Death in Twee-flavored Syrup, Carefully Avoiding our other Taste Buds
Review: Midnight in Paris
Well over a decade ago, we acknowledged that Allen had lost his edge, or part of his arsenal of brushstrokes, or something, but in the meantime, he's balanced his output between the daringly out-there, and the bizarrely vanilla.
Midnight in Paris | Review
Amongst the Monet's, Picasso's, and Cezanne's, Allen's latest sits stylistically flat-footed
