Word: ethane
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...implication that Democrats "Have Lost Their Cool" because they are turning away from moderation is a bit silly. Turning away from moderation is exactly how Republicans won elections for 12 years. The article could just as easily have been about how Republicans "lost their cool" by becoming more moderate. Ethan Allen Smith Coeur d'Alene, Idaho...
...predictability of recent Sundance films is a pity, because the fest used to discover original movie minds. The honor roll of those who introduced their early work there includes both the big fish of indie cinema (among them Joel and Ethan Coen, Jim Jarmusch, Kevin Smith and Darren Aronofsky) and some of the mainstream's champion swimmers (including Steven Soderbergh, Quentin Tarantino, Bryan Singer and Christopher Nolan...
...fast food trinity as employees at the local branch of Mickey’s, infusing teen angst with lofty activist undertones or unchecked crudeness, respectively. While most roles have at least a hollow function in the film, the most over-hyped actors play characters with no redeeming value whatsoever. Ethan Hawke’s (“Before Sunrise”) pithy role lets him communicate several assertions of idealism before peacing out of the film entirely. Avril Lavigne plays a character whose defining moment is her utterance of the line—“How come in real...
...anticipating or necessarily looking forward to or wanting a sequel,” he recalled. “We did that on our own; we’re the only three people who want[ed] this film to exist,” referring to himself and stars Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.Speaking of Hawke and Delpy, are their characters from the two films ever going to finally get together? Of course, it was impossible to leave the interview without asking the only man who knows the destiny of these two star-crossed lovers. Linklater avoided giving a definitive answer, saying...
...ones to trust “science,” however, we decided to test the theory ourselves on Ethan Howell, 4, the sprightly son of Adams Resident Dean Sharon L. Howell. But in a surprising turn of events, young Howell picked the unlucky person five times out of five. He offered the reason, “‘Cause I like him,” for all his choices except Nancy Kerrigan, about whom he opined, “I like her dress.” It was a very pretty dress...