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There Will Be Oscars
There Will Be Blood is about a singularly focused man in the early 20th century, Daniel Plainview, who we meet in a mine shaft.
The Good News, Bad News No Country
No Country for Old Men is really two movies, especially for audiences who believe they may be coming to see a Coen Brothers picture along the lines of earlier crime-driven works.
Comanche Moon
With Comanche Moon, the saga of Lonesome Dove comes to its final conclusion.
The Curse of Idolatry
Jesse James stands on a frozen pond. Through the ice, he can see the carp swimming inches below the surface.
Philip Kaufman, Director
A theater owner here named Mel Novikoff showed Northfield Raid, and he said he couldn't watch it because it was too violent!
3:10 to Yuma, On Track?
The truth is, good Westerns are extremely rare and hard to make, which is why it makes sense that James Mangold has been wanting to remake 3:10 to Yuma for years.
Elmore Leonard on Hombre and Arizona's Apaches
Hombre is one of the best adaptations of Elmore Leonard's work.
Henry Rollins on Elmore Leonard
Not long ago, Henry Rollins provided narration for an audiobook featuring three short stories, including "3:10 to Yuma," by Elmore Leonard.
Leonard's Take
"3:10 to Yuma" was born early in the career of writer Elmore Leonard, in 1953, when he was trying to make a living selling stories instead of writing ad copy for Chevrolets.