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Posts Tagged coen brothers
The Loop Gets Inside Llewyn Davis
Posted by Roberto in IN THE LOOP on February 10, 2014
The latest work from the Coen Brothers is not just one of the best films of last year, but also, as it is custom with the acclaimed independent filmmakers, offers a superb soundtrack supervised by T-Bone Burnnett. One of its standouts, ‘Please, Mr. Kennedy’, the catchy, freely adapted cover of an obscure track from the 60’s which Oscar Isaac; Justin Timberlake & Adam Driver perform, tops the new edition of our loop.
Prurient gave us the highest entry, next to new offerings by Mas Ysa; Miguel; St. Vincent and an infectious collaboration between Major Lazer & Pharrell.
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#8-TRUE GRIT (Coen Brothers)
Posted by Roberto in FILM REVIEW, FILM REVIEW on February 27, 2011
2009 The Year In Movies: 2-Author, Author.
Posted by Roberto in FILM REVIEW, FILM REVIEW on March 6, 2009
CHARLIE KAUFFMAN (Synecdoche, New York)
The Oscars are fairly accused of playing conservative. They don’t normally reward the adventurous and challenging, nor the works and directors who try and push the boundaries of the seventh art. That’s why many of the best films every year can be found outside the bandwidth of the Academy. With the independent sector shrinking, the hope for more rewarding filmmaking is in the hands of the so-called authors and their arthouse productions, and 2009 is full of well-established masters bringing their wit and wisdom to the big screen. Read the rest of this entry »