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By Richard Lawson on July 2, 2009 at 6:06 AM So Public Enemies, writer/director Michael Mann’s slick new crime drama, is getting pretty decent reviews, but reading them doesn’t exactly make us excited to see the damn thing. Mann is just so uneven—a technical wizard who ignores everything else. There are whiffs of that sentiment coming off the reviews. Lisa Schwarzbaum at Entertainment Weekly says “Public Enemies re-creates clothes, but doesn’t fully fashion the man who wore them.” Which reads to us like the film is just another feat of stylish camerawork and deftly-applied new technologies (Enemies was filmed entirely in HD, for example). Schwarzbaum sends the film to critical no man’s land by giving it a listless B-. What are we to do with a B minus? There’s no doubt that Mann is a supremely talented director—Manhunt is a... [read full story]
YEAR: 1967-1992 STYLE: Progressive Rock FORMAT: FLAC (Image + Log + .Cue + Scans + 5% Recovery) SIZE: 403 Mb COUNTRY: UK Показать / Скрыть текст When I first heard Chronicles 1967-1992,I knew I had posession of the Spirit tape...
Following an embarrassing rendition of the country’s national anthem by Ras Dumisani at the Springboks game in France last weekend, South Africans have been urged to learn the anthem’s words. The call comes as the 2010 Soccer...
OCALA, Fla., Nov. 22 (UPI) -- Actor John Travolta said during his family's first public appearance in Ocala, Fla., since the death of his son Jett he is thankful for residents' support. The Ocala (Fla.) Star-Banner said...
Hundreds Egyptian fans fire gas spray during a demonstration in front of the Algerian embassy in Cairo early Friday, Nov.20, 2009 following tension between fans of both countries during the 2010 World Cup in a make-or-break...
