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Movie Reviews by Leo Goldsmith - Page 6 of 6

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Review of Even Dwarfs Started Small (1971)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 22 Apr 2005

Patient and unrelenting, Herzog stages a total deterioration of narrative logic and social norms, as emblematized by a crucified monkey and…

Review of Forty Guns (1957)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 26 Mar 2005

As brash, unsubtle, and pointed as Fuller's best work…

Review of You Only Live Twice (2007)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 22 Mar 2005

Blofeld's volcano hideout is one of the most impressive of Ken Adam's sets for the franchise, and it is a pleasure to watch it be completely…

Review of Never Say Never Again (1983)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 22 Mar 2005

Aside from some minor flaws, the film is a surprisingly standard Bond film, one that could easily be integrated into the official franchise…

Review of A View to a Kill (1985)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 22 Mar 2005

Moore's tryst with Grace Jones is, on the one hand, a well-intentioned attempt to tear down the Bond-girl color barrier, and, on the other,…

Review of You Only Live Twice (1967)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 22 Mar 2005

Blofeld's volcano hideout is one of the most impressive of Ken Adam's sets for the franchise, and it is a pleasure to watch it be completely…

Review of Secrets & Lies (1996)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 01 Mar 2005

Leigh's film stops short of catharsis, providing the potential for the characters' rebuilding of their relationships without suggesting that…

Review of Bad Education (2004)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 23 Nov 2004

Part childhood romance, part film noir, part A Star is Born, the film delights in the interplay of surfaces and identities, the painful, shifting…

Review of Don't Look Now (1936)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 01 Nov 2004

The viewer is left with the question of which of John Baxter's aphorisms to believe: Seeing is believing or Nothing is what it seems…

Review of Don't Look Now (1973)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 01 Nov 2004

The viewer is left with the question of which of John Baxter's aphorisms to believe: Seeing is believing or Nothing is what it seems…

Review of The Devil Rides Out (1968)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 01 Nov 2004

A curiously self-serious film, almost a message picture about black magic, albeit with great puffs of smoke, a giant spider, and a man in a…

Review of Camera Buff (1979)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 22 Sep 2004

As one character puts it, filmmakers are service providers, and despite the unromantic tone of such a designation, this seems to be very near…

Review of Early Summer (1951)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 02 Aug 2004

Early Summer is the apotheosis of Ozu's investigations of domestic, geographical and emotional space…

Review of Casa de los Babys (2003)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 21 Jun 2004

John Sayles' most recent film, 2003's Casa de los Babys, exemplifies his approach to the intersection of the political and the personal…

Review of Yeelen (1987)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 16 May 2004

Like many stories of creation, Yeelen begins with light: the sun rises over a barren West African landscape…

Review of The Serpent's Egg (1977)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 13 Apr 2004

In spite of the film's obvious differences from Bergman's earlier work, it nonetheless explores many of his favorite themes, particularly from…

Review of The Big Animal (2000)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 13 Apr 2004

The Big Animal unfolds rather like a fable of modern life, demonstrating how the small community's intolerance increases with the fervor of…

Review of The Canterbury Tales (1972)

By Leo Goldsmith (118) for Not Coming to a Theater Near You (268) on 13 Apr 2004

In contrast to the Italy of Pasolini's Decameron, the England of The Canterbury Tales is much more harsh in its treatment of vice of all kinds…

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