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This is a round-up of classic and independent screenings in the Boston area over the next week. If there are any events which do not appear here, but...
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Find out more about Joel: Joel Bocko has been writing about movies since he was 7 (not that you'd want to read his early writing...). He was born and raised in New England, spent several years in New York, and is now living in the Boston area. He can be reached, to pester or praise, here. |
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Tonight at 7:00 Gerald Peary's entertaining and informative documentary For the Love of Movies: The Story of Film Criticism will be screened at...
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As the first decade of the millennium reaches its ends, you are welcome to list your own choices below. Something popular, like Wall-E or The Dark...
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Ray Eddy's very name sounds tough, and upon first appearance the name seems to fit. The scraggly hair, worn-out clothes, and lined face suggest a...
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When critic/filmmaker Gerald Peary set out to document the history of movie criticism, his subject's story had a beginning. Now it seems that the...
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After a few slow weeks, I am picking up the pace with reviews, announcements, and other features. Every Sunday I'll give readers a heads-up on...
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This is a round-up of classic and independent screenings in the Boston area over the next week. If there are any events which do not appear here, but...
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For ten days, the Museum of Fine Arts will hold a festival of nine features and three short films, all following Jewish protagonists and dealing with...
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No, that's not a cross between 28 Days Later and The Departed. The film is the B-movie thriller classic I Walked With a Zombie, produced by the...
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The pulp-fiction title provides one clue, the quite literal visual depiction of said title one more. And sure enough, Sam Raimi's Drag Me to Hell...
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