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“The X-Files” is still shockingly healthy for a franchise based on a television series that went off the air almost a decade ago. As recently as 2008, the story of Agents Mulder and Scully was continued in the series’ second film, “The X-Files: I Want to Believe.” Now, Gillian Anderson is saying she would be…
In Kalifornia a photographer (Michelle Forbes) and her writer boyfriend (David Duchovny) head cross country in the foot steps of serial killers. They are writing a book, but inadvertently start their own drama when they ignore every mother’s advice and decide to bring along two drifters Early Grayce (Brad Pitt) and his girlfriend Adele (Juliette…
House of D, David Duchovny’s 2004 directorial debut, is a wistful and sentimental telling of a childhood in New York City’s East Village in 1973. It doesn’t start in the wide sideburns and over-sized lapels of groovy New York, though, it starts in Paris. Duchovny stars as Tom, an artist living the quintessential life of…
Why there were a few scattered empty seats left at the world premiere of “Micmacs,” I don’t know. This is Jean-Pierre Jeunet, dammit, and after putting the excess of “A Very Long Engagement” behind him, he arrived in Toronto with a leaner and meaner comedy that seems to have been designed as a playground for…
Every summer since “Star Wars,” pundits have complained about The Death of Adult Film. Sunday, it was the Washington Post‘s Ann Hornaday’s turn to speculate on why “movies for grown-ups are in the cross-hairs,” or, in her formulation: “Hello, ‘Paul Blart.’ Sayonara, ‘Frost/Nixon.’” Oh, c’mon. The article’s assumption is that anything that isn’t explicitly blockbuster…
