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Review of TRON: Legacy (2010)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 12 Dec 2010

TRON: Legacy may be the best movie I've ever seen that possesses a truly awful script…

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Review of The Illusionist (2009)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 06 Dec 2010

I'd suspect Tati felt a serious bond to The Illusionist-we're never told his name-an elderly magician who retains a good bit of talent, but…

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Review of The Illusionist (1901)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 06 Dec 2010

I'd suspect Tati felt a serious bond to The Illusionist-we're never told his name-an elderly magician who retains a good bit of talent, but…

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Review of The Illusionist (2010)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 06 Dec 2010

I'd suspect Tati felt a serious bond to The Illusionist-we're never told his name-an elderly magician who retains a good bit of talent, but…

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Review of The Social Network (2010)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 05 Oct 2010

The Social Network is a sweeping look at the mind, our generation and era, and our future…

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Review of The Last Detail (1973)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for eCinemaCenter.com (18) on 30 Sep 2010

The interaction, dialogue, and parent/child-esque relationships are very well done, if somewhat repetitive…

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Review of Bringing Up Baby (1938)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 18 Sep 2010

Grant plays the timid Dr. David Huxley with the proper restraint and tics…

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Review of The Blob (1958)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for eCinemaCenter.com (18) on 19 Aug 2010

A surprisingly smart piece of 50′s camp…

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Review of Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child (2010)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 03 Aug 2010

What really sets this superb documentary apart is its filmic vibrance: it practically pulsates with a captivating energy that's lacking in…

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Review of Inception (2010)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for eCinemaCenter.com (18) on 03 Aug 2010

Inception, which has been talked up to crazy heights and showcases the best, as well as the most problematic, aspects of Nolan's directorial chops…

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Review of The Crowd (1928)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 04 Jul 2010

Occasionally pushes its patriotism motif too far, but is extremely successful in all other ways, particularly in its strong portrayal of a…

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Review of The Bitter Tea of General Yen (1932)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 03 Jul 2010

An odd duck to be sure: substantially darker than the other Capra films I've seen, with a Chinese civil war and firing squads serving as the…

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Review of It's a Gift (1923)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 05 May 2010

There's plenty to enjoy here, and little to dislike…

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Review of It's a Gift (1934)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 05 May 2010

There's plenty to enjoy here, and little to dislike…

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Review of Written on the Wind (1956)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 04 May 2010

It has far more strengths than weaknesses, but I can't put it close to his twin masterpieces All That Heaven Allows and Imitation of Life…

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Review of Out of the Past (1947)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 01 May 2010

Out of the Past should be considered a prototypical example of how to do noir the right way--shadowy corners, double crossings aplenty, a luscious…

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Review of Holiday (1957)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 20 Apr 2010

Cukor's direction here can best be described as savvy: Holiday develops in a witty, funny way, and its themes unfold as the movie progresses…

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Review of Holiday (1938)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 20 Apr 2010

Cukor's direction here can best be described as savvy: Holiday develops in a witty, funny way, and its themes unfold as the movie progresses…

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Review of A Day Off (1968)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 20 Apr 2010

Cukor's direction here can best be described as savvy: Holiday develops in a witty, funny way, and its themes unfold as the movie progresses…

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Review of Holiday (1975)

By Gabe Leibowitz (202) for Film and Felt (184) on 20 Apr 2010

Cukor's direction here can best be described as savvy: Holiday develops in a witty, funny way, and its themes unfold as the movie progresses…

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