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With movie-history viewing choices spawning like mold in a damp room, we can easily see the things we didn't even know we'd never seen. For me that includes Takashi Miike's Black Society Trilogy (Arrow Video), a trio of quick, down-and-dirty crime-gang pulp rockets (1995-99) that established Miike as Japan's fin-de-siècle...
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"Memory is such a creative process, it's worth the analysis," the Arizona native says.
Pour one out for the summer movie season, which was once Memorial Day till Labor Day but now has spread like a self-replicating, geometrically evolving A.I. determined to cleanse the Earth of human vermin. Around the turn of the century, the summer movies started showing up the first weekend in...
Unpromisingly, Five Came Back, a series that surveys the military service of Frank Capra, John Ford, John Huston, George Stevens and William Wyler — who cut off their Hollywood careers to serve in the Second World War and were thereafter irrevocably changed both in profession and in life — opens...
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No plans? Don't fret, Phoenix. We've got you covered. This week, you can listen to stories about taking risks at Bar Flies, watch derby gals battle it out, pay tribute to the late Adam West, and even watch a puppet show. The choice is yours. For more things to do,...
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La La Land Is a Propaganda Film
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Watchu got going this weekend? Watching the Oscars perhaps? Getting outside to enjoy this nice stretch of weather? Great. Grand. Wonderful. If you'd rather check out a concert, we've got a few suggestions for you – seven of 'em, in fact. (And there even more waiting over in our online music...
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A Fifth Element screening and a con devoted to Supernatural? Real.
Arizona gets no Beard Award love this year.
Somebody at Warners must’ve seen Going in Style, the 1979 film about old men robbing a bank, and decided that a happier, peppier version could be profitable. The original has no less than George Burns, Jackie Gleason sidekick Art Carney, and method-acting legend Lee Strasberg as old fogies who decide...
No plans? No sweat, Phoenix. This week you can celebrate Frida Kahlo, pay tribute to Adam West, or find your center during full moon yoga. There's no wrong answer. For more things to do visit, our curated calendar. Revolver Records First Friday It’s been a long time since First Friday meant...
The author and filmmaker visits Phoenix this month.
Both the poet's body and soul are made ineradicable in Davies' lovely film.
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Terry George's The Promise has the rare good fortune of turning up in theaters just weeks after another film showed how necessary a movie like this is. The second star-driven war-adventure film of 2017 to set a cross-cultural love triangle against the horror of the Armenian Genocide, The Promise would...
Newly restored, James Ivory’s elegant and passionate 1987 film, Maurice, adapted from the posthumously published novel by E.M. Forster, is being rereleased. Last year, I had the chance to discuss this film and some of Ivory’s other works with the director. Here is some of our conversation. I remember the...
Starring Steven Seagal in Jury Duty, Clayton Jacobs in Blind Man Walking, Angry Drivers in Road Rage in Tempe, Mother Nature in All Hail, Phoenix and Donald Trump Fashionistas in Don't Dump Ivanka.
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