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Film Reviews: When Variety reviewed Hugh Hudson’s “Revolution” on Dec. 12, 1985, Jagr. said the film was “a little like visiting a museum — it looks good without really being alive,” and predicted that “victory at the box office seems unlikely.”
Film Reviews: A polished crowd-pleaser likely to rank among the year’s more popular gay pics.
Film Reviews: Jerusalem’s gay community offers one small equal-footing intersection for Israelis and Palestinians, Jews and Muslims.
Film Reviews: There’s something about family life in a yurt that seems to have touched off a sympathetic nerve worldwide.
Film Reviews: Two teenage girls’ adoration of a British soccer star becomes dangerously intense.
Film Reviews: Sophomore writer-helmer-editor-producer Zach Clark (“Rock & Roll Eulogy”) audaciously suggests that even whipping businessmen while wearing latex catsuits won’t necessarily make you happy.
Film Reviews: Pic brings auds into the elite penthouses overlooking the upwardly mobile cities of Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Recife.
Billy Mays, the burly, bearded television pitchman whose boisterous hawking of products such as Orange Glo and OxiClean made him a pop-culture icon, has died. He was 50.
The comedian has turned getting press for his upcoming films into an art form. Here’s a listof his best spectacle-causing scenes.
A holiday Wednesday – now that’s just cruel. Inconvenient mid-week closings of banks and booze stores. No long-weekend jaunts to the cottage. On top of which, it looks like rain, which is bound to put a damper on family barbecues and fireworks. With no one around to help clean up ...