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stpfilm: Talking STP
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008. Recently, I had a chance to TALK film online versus just writing about it when my friend Nathaniel at The Film Experience. Asked me to participate in an Oscar nominations discussion as part of his new podast feature. Joe Reid of Low Resolution. The segment follows an interview Nat conducted with 12-time sound Oscar nominee Greg P. Russell, who is up for another sound Oscar this year for the. Download the conversation here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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stpfilm: Doubt's Beautiful Ambiguity
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Monday, December 01, 2008. At a recent SAG screening of Doubt. Writer/director John Patrick Shanley said the film—based on his Pulitzer Prize-winning play—is about “the pain and experience of being alive, and that you can’t be certain and yet you have to live.” No doubt about it. The story takes place in 1964 at Catholic school in the Bronx, where a nun grows suspicious that a charismatic priest has developed an inappropriate relationship with a student. Read the rest at Awards Daily.
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stpfilm: January 2007
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007. We all have ways of working through trauma in our lives and using those trials to learn and grow. For Maggie Gyllenhaal, acting is a part of that process. Read the rest here. By Susan Thea Posnock. Hollywood loves comeback stories- real or fictional- and perhaps no actor fits the bill better this year than Jackie Earle Haley. The Bad News Bears. As rebel slugger Kelly Leak and. Read the rest here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). MovieDaterAnon (My first blog, now retired).
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stpfilm: March 2008
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008. American Song and Dance. All the talk of musicals over at. The Film Experience Blog. This week motivated me to re-post this review I wrote of. An American in Paris. An American in Paris. Is not a great movie. Rather, it is a great musical. Perhaps the best pure musical ever made. And I admit I'm fudging the language a bit, because I would consider that other Gene Kelly movie (you know the one) to be the greatest movie musical. Period. An American in Paris. An American in Paris.
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stpfilm: American Song and Dance
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008. American Song and Dance. All the talk of musicals over at. The Film Experience Blog. This week motivated me to re-post this review I wrote of. An American in Paris. An American in Paris. Is not a great movie. Rather, it is a great musical. Perhaps the best pure musical ever made. And I admit I'm fudging the language a bit, because I would consider that other Gene Kelly movie (you know the one) to be the greatest movie musical. Period. An American in Paris. An American in Paris.
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stpfilm: December 2007
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007. By Susan Thea Posnock. Viggo Mortensen is missing. Yes, that actor on the screen looks like him—and he certainly possesses the same quiet assurance when he speaks and physicality when he fights. But more like a magician than actor, he has disappeared into the world of. As much as I’ve admired his work before—in movies like my beloved. The Lord of the Rings. A Walk on the Moon. A History of Violence. Column, “Diary of a Hobbit Fiend,” will be surprised to know tha...Less than...
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stpfilm: July 2007
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Thursday, July 05, 2007. The First Real Taste. You know what it’s like. You’re watching and perhaps being entertained by a movie, but you’re not enveloped by it. Then something happens—a shot, a line, a kiss, a sigh—and you are magically and profoundly transported to a place deep inside yourself. A film that shares its predecessors’ wit and anarchic spirit, it is a scene toward the end that really resonates. If you haven’t seen it yet, there are semi-spoilers after the jump. Read the full post here.
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stpfilm: December 2008
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Tuesday, December 09, 2008. Michelle Williams and the Ellipses of Wendy and Lucy. In the melancholy world of Wendy and Lucy, meaning is conveyed more through looks and gestures than words. That’s key, given the plot turns on the relationship between down-on-her-luck Wendy, subtly portrayed by Michelle Williams, and Lucy, a lean and tan mutt with soulful brown eyes. We can’t know the full story between the two, but their affection is palatable. Read the rest at Awards Daily. Monday, December 01, 2008.
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stpfilm: The Poscar Ceremony
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Saturday, February 23, 2008. The “big night” has come and gone. No, not that “big night,” the other “big night.” Last Saturday I presented the Poscars at an exclusive, invite-only soiree on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. For the five of you sitting on the edge of your seats awaiting the results, I present the first ever “PoscarCast Semi-Live Blog.”. Read the full post here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Kazakhstan Gets its Glory with Mongol. The Second Annual Poscars. View my complete profile.
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stpfilm: March 2007
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007. Maggie G in Encore Magazine. My earlier OW interview with Maggie Gyllenhaal has been tightened up for a piece in Encore Magazine. Friday, March 02, 2007. By Susan Thea Posnock. Read the full post at the STPFilm Archive. Originally posted on OscarWatch (now Awards Daily). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Maggie G in Encore Magazine. MovieDaterAnon (My first blog, now retired). View my complete profile.
