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2 Days in Paris Review, by Stephen Holden of The New York Times
The metabolism of Julie Delpy's biting romantic comedy "2 Days in Paris" runs full tilt from the opening scene, of lovers asleep on a fast train from Venice. Once they awaken, the pace accelerates even further, and you strain not to miss a word of...
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Send a Compliment at 8:04 PDT, 24 July, 2008In the Shadow of the Moon Review, by stephen Holden of The New York Times
When the Apollo 11 astronauts toured the world after their July 1969 moon landing, recalls Mike Collins, the pilot of the mission's command module, he heard the phrase "We did it" everywhere they went. The "we," he remembers in David Sington's doc...
0 comments | Review by zadler24 Send a Compliment at 7:40 PDT, 24 July, 2008Across the Universe Review, by Stephen Holden of The New York Times
From its first moments, when a solitary dreamer on a beach turns to the camera and sings, unaccompanied, the opening lines of the Beatles' song "Girl," Julie Taymor's '60s musical fantasia, "Across the Universe," reveals its intention to use the B...
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2 Days in Paris Review, by Stephen Holden of The New York Times
The metabolism of Julie Delpy's biting romantic comedy "2 Days in Paris" runs full tilt from the opening scene, of lovers asleep on a fast train from Venice. Once they awaken, the pace accelerates even further, and you strain not to miss a word of...
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In the Shadow of the Moon Review, by stephen Holden of The New York Times
When the Apollo 11 astronauts toured the world after their July 1969 moon landing, recalls Mike Collins, the pilot of the mission's command module, he heard the phrase "We did it" everywhere they went. The "we," he remembers in David Sington's doc...
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Across the Universe Review, by Stephen Holden of The New York Times
From its first moments, when a solitary dreamer on a beach turns to the camera and sings, unaccompanied, the opening lines of the Beatles' song "Girl," Julie Taymor's '60s musical fantasia, "Across the Universe," reveals its intention to use the B...
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Stephen Holden is an American writer, music critic, and film critic. He first achieved prominence in the 1970s writing for Rolling Stone magazine, where he tended to cover singer songwriter and traditional pop artists. He subsequently became a longstanding music and film critic for The New York Times.
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