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A Peace Train Rides Again
One of the most recycled sayings about the â60sââIf you remember them, you probably werenât thereââis also one of the...
Newsweek, 08/17/09 by David Ansen · More from publication -
Balls to the Wall
When youâve had a success that was huge, inflammatory, and controversial, what do you do for an encore? If youâre famous for pushing the...
Newsweek, 07/20/09 by David Ansen · More from publication -
My Brother’s Goalkeeper
The renaissance in Mexican movies is a fraternal affair. The movementâs biggest starsâAlfonso Cuarón (âY Tu Mamá...
Newsweek, 05/18/09 by David Ansen · More from publication -
Joyeux Noel (Sort Of).(International Edition; WORTH YOUR TIME)(A Christmas Tale)(Movie review)(Brief article)
Byline: David Ansen The holiday family-reunion movie is often as excruciating and treacly as the fraught, multigenerational gatherings it...
Newsweek International, 12/01/08 by Ansen, David · More from publication -
Not Much Dubya in Stone’s ‘W.’
Little in this movie to love and almost no reason to care Two weeks ago, on Anderson Cooperâs show on CNN, Paul Begala called the president...
Newsweek, 10/20/08 by David Ansen · More from publication -
Love Me, Love My Mix Tape
Think all teen movies are shallow? Meet âNick & Norah.â To anyone who grew up in the past three decades, it may seem as if Hollywood...
Newsweek, 10/06/08 by David Ansen · More from publication -
The Verdict: A Legend
Paul Newman played a lot of antiheroes, but his cool charm made viewers love him all the same. When Paul Newman turned 70, I asked him about the...
Newsweek, 10/06/08 by David Ansen · More from publication -
A Perfect Casting Call
Mickey Rourke once gave up acting to become a boxer. In âThe Wrestler,â heâs simply a knockout. Would âCasablancaâ be...
Newsweek, 09/22/08 by David Ansen · More from publication -
The Coens’ Funny Bones
âBurn After Readingâ is no âNo Country.â In fact, itâs downright giddy. Chilly, heartless, condescending: all the usual...
Newsweek, 09/15/08 by David Ansen · More from publication -
The Role of a Lifetime
Ronald Reagan made forgettable films, but Hollywood prepped him for the political stage. As Marc Eliot points out in his biography âReagan:...
Newsweek, 09/08/08 by David Ansen · More from publication
