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About A Boy

About a Boy, based on the novel by Nick Hornby, is really about two boys, Will (Hugh Grant), a thir­ty­ish sex­ist unem­ployed lout who lives off of song roy­al­ties from his father, and Mar­cus (Nicholas Holt), a twelve-year-old just try­ing … Con­tinue read­ing

22. June 2007 by Glenn Vance
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Adaptation

1. INT. STUDY. 8:15 A.M. Ama­teur Film critic GLENN VANCE is sit­ting in his study on a Sat­ur­day morn­ing attempt­ing to fig­ure out what to say about the hilar­i­ous and out­landishly bizarre movie, ADAPTATION, he and his wife saw yes­ter­day evening. … Con­tinue read­ing

21. June 2007 by Glenn Vance
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Bread and Tulips

My wife and I rented this flick the other night, and it’s not good nor is it bad. It’s just kind of aver­age, hence the two stars. I couldn’t really tell if it wanted to be one of those light­hearted … Con­tinue read­ing

06. June 2007 by Glenn Vance
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Broken Flowers

I saw my first Jim Jar­musch film, Stranger Than Par­adise, my 2nd junior year at Bay­lor in 1993. I was a film major at the time, and the stark cin­e­matog­ra­phy and edit­ing (the cam­era never moves in a scene and … Con­tinue read­ing

05. June 2007 by Glenn Vance
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