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Yates’ team is equally fresh—”Phoenix?? is Goldenberg’s first “Harry Potter” film, and the first not written by Steve Kloves. The resumes of Hooper and Day look remarkably similar to that of Yates, including many of the same projects for English television and “The Girl in the Café.” Regardless of how many times you’ve read the book, watching their film is like experiencing “Order of the Phoenix?...
THURSDAY At VES project/charity event/generally surreal experience Mac Attack, teeth chattered in fear and hypothermia. One former UC presidential candidate was seen scuba diving at the bottom of the pool, presumably for safety—not voyeuristic—purposes. Later that night, at the Phoenix??s Back to Mykonos, the DJ spun a wicked techno remix of Sting & the Police’s “Message in a Bottle.” An anonymous sophomore girl described the party as “bizzleboring,” but hey, it beats Stein Club. FRIDAY Despite...
...keep you watching.“Walk the Line” gives us the straight story, portraying a man who got his slow-paced sound because he couldn’t sing any faster, who got his style because he didn’t have any other shirts. Initially, Phoenix??s low-emotion performance seems stilted, but from the first moment he sings a note, everything springs into relief. Glimmers of Cash’s shy, awkward inner self shine through the blustery tough-guy front he puts up for the public. This is a man who famously...
...Joaquin Phoenix??taking on the ineffective guilt-ridden Westerner cameo—does raise a worthwhile point. In response to Rusesabagina’s question, “How can they not intervene when they see such atrocities?” he replies, “I think people will see, say ‘Oh my god, that’s horrible,’ and go on eating their dinners...
...Joaquin Phoenix??taking on the ineffective guilt-ridden Westerner cameo—does raise a worthwhile point. In response to Rusesabagina’s question, “How can they not intervene when they see such atrocities?” he replies, “I think people will see, say ‘Oh my god, that’s horrible,’ and go on eating their dinners...