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My article on "Bakit Bughaw ang Langit?" in Criticine, a new online film magazine: http://tinyurl.com/d4rjz...
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Nov 2, 2005
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Dutt's Entertainment: ten immortal Indian musicals When most people think of Indian movies, they think of "Bollywood," of men and women in colorful costumes,...
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Forgotten masterpiece Noel Vera Akira Kurosawa's 1951 film "The Idiot," his adaptation of Dostoevsky's novel, is pretty much forgotten now, or is rarely ...
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I Yam What I Yam By Noel Vera Max and Dave Fleischer took E.C. Segar's popular cartoon character "Popeye the Sailor" and ran away with it, creating a series of...
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Gobble, gobble Cuaron introduced a bit of jazz to his film, and it was a breath of fresh air and sophistication; Newell mainly relies on John William's usual...
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Little girl lost Noel Vera "Domino" is crap, that's more or less a given--it's directed by Tony Scott, after all--the real question is, how badly does it reek?...
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Passable Noel Vera Ben Younger's latest movie "Prime" is like a younger version of one of Woody Allen's romantic comedies, which isn't as bad as you'd think,...
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Matters little Noel Vera It's been whispered in the halls: Disney has not been looking too healthy recently. Michael Eisner has been bumped off as the ...
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Ida Lupino: hard, fast, and beautiful Noel Vera Ida Lupino was a Hollywood anomaly, a woman who wasn't just a lovely or talented actress, but a filmmaker with...
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Smog Noel Vera It's not as if John Carpenter's "The Fog" was a classic, or the best work Carpenter ever did. The movie turned on the premise that a fog ...
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Monkey see, monkey do Noel Vera You could imagine Peter Jackson as a nine-year-old, boy seeing Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack's 1933 "King Kong" for...
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Unfortunately I've never seen Tony Perez's Sa North Diversion Road onstage, but it's easy to see why this is a perennial theater favorite, constantly being...
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A creditable "Chronicle" Noel Vera C.S. Lewis' "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," first of seven tales about the land of Narnia, finally gets the...
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The 35th Rotterdam International Film Festival is doing a special section devoted to films I've written about in my book "Critic After Dark"...
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Jan 19, 2006
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Here's the introduction I wrote for Rotterdam's Critic After Dark program: http://tinyurl.com/a2j84 The website is a bit confusing to navigate so you need to...
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A short mention in the Philippine Daily Inquirer of the Filipino films at Rotterdam (1/29/06): ...
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Another article--and yet another HUGE pic--on the Rotterdam programe: http://tinyurl.com/db7nh...
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Some thoughts on re-viewing classic and recent Filipino films in my Rotterdam Critic After Dark programme (as published in the online film magazine Criticine):...
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Feb 9, 2006
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An excerpt: "Film critiquing is a curious profession. We all know that it, just as is the case with most activities that writers engage themselves in, is...
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A dish best served Noel Vera If "Schindler's List" was Spielberg's serious take on the Holocaust, "Amistad" his take on slavery, "The Color Purple" his take on...
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Come to where the flavor is Noel Vera It's the most Oscar-nominated film this year, won major awards in the Golden Globes, been praised by most critics (the...
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Also available are Ishmael Bernal's "Relasyon" (An Affair, 1982; one of his best), Lino Brocka's "Macho Dancer" (1988; not one of his best-- but second-best...
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Oil's well that ends well Noel Vera Steve Gaghan's "Syriana," based on the memoirs of Robert Baer (a former CIA case officer who worked in the Middle East), is...
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Little boy blue Noel Vera "Capote"--about Truman Capote's five-year quest to write a book on the killing of a Kansas family, the friendship he develops with...
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Mar 9, 2006
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Doing the right thing Noel Vera "16 Blocks," Richard Donner's unpromisingly titled new action flick (it sounds like a movie about bricklayers) is, in effect,...
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From David Kehr's blog: http://davekehr.com/?p=73 I've seen it happen in Manila; what was once a thriving industry churning out over a hundred and fifty films...
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Doggie style Noel Vera The 1959 "Shaggy Dog," about a boy cursed with an ancient spell that would change him back and forth from the shape of a sheepdog, was ...
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Ultraidiotic Noel Vera Kurt Wimmer's "Ultraviolet" (you keep wanting to insert an 'n' in the title) is about as stripped-down, no-nonsense as it gets, which ...
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Four films Noel Vera Four films, by ascending levels of quality: Paul Haggis' "Crash" has half a dozen characters ramming into each other, and instead of them...
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Rant Noel Vera I like the theory that operas actually need their relatively melodramatic plots. It's the nature of the medium to heighten emotions, and nothing...
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