Friday, July 03, 2009
Movies: Interviews: 0 comments: By Susan Kandell
Man in the Moon - Interview with director Duncan Jones
On an unusually drizzly Dallas day, I was fortunate to spend 15 minutes with the very charming and witty director/writer of Moon. We talked about his new film, about being a paper hoarder (like me) and he laughed at all my comments. Hey – aren’t I supposed to chuckle at all his remarks? We also touched on being David Bowie’s son. Here’s an excerpt of our chat. Don’t forget to read it with a British accent. Read More
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A murder mystery develops as a couple tries to clear the name of the deceased son.
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Utopia #1
One City. Most of the mutants left in the world. A world that fears and hates them. Can we say target?
Detective Comics #854
In the wake of Final Crisis and Battle for the Cowl, the title that birthed Batman has been taken over by Batwoman and the Question! Do DC's premier B-list (and L-Word) characters rise to the challenge?
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Moon
Moon is a shocker -- because of its cunning, because it's so good, and because it's not supposed to be as good or as clever as it is.
The Town That Was
A documentary about the few remaining citizens of Centralia, Pennsylvania, a town where coal fires have been burning underground for over 40 years.
Lesbian Nation - a collection of short films
They’re rather offbeat, sometimes somber and rather laborsome to get through.
Public Enemies
Though Michael Mann is a top notch filmmaker who tread similar ground in his classic Heat, Public Enemies is ultimately a frustratingly shallow experience with few hooks and no characterization.
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