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David Edelstein on Hardball: Zero Dark Thirty and Hollywood’s Torture Scenes
"I don't think friendly interrogation frankly is quite as cinematic."
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"I don't think friendly interrogation frankly is quite as cinematic."
'Gazing Into the Abyss' is pretty catchy.
This is the project that gave us Franco as "Franco" on 'GH.'
Nick Cave wrote the screenplay.
We're just getting started.
Shot by director Tom Lowe, who was named 2010 Astronomy Photographer of the Year.
On the potential remake: "Why not cast an authentic homeless person?"
"I’m particularly uncomfortable around drunken straight women."
Pete Yorn's favorite duets (Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty!) and Olivier Assayas's favorite five films about terrorism (Running on Empty!).
Wouldn't it be nice to have TV-doc legend Ken Burns pick the best baseball movies, or recent National Book Award nominee Nicole Krauss select the best confessionals?
With an adaptation of 'God of Carnage.'
And makes a Columbia Record Club joke.
Plus: Hilary Duff in, uh, a new 'Bonnie and Clyde.'
HBO has been touting their new project HBOVoyeur with a rigor usually reserved for all things Tony and Carmela, and we were intrigued, if skeptical: If this mysterious project was going to be so amazing, what was with all the secrecy? Well, our skepticism evaporated last night at the project's premiere.
HBO has a secretive new project in the works called HBOVoyeur, and we have to admit that we're fascinated. A little light online investigation unearthed the project's purposefully vague Website, which in turn yielded the "trailer" above.