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 Sunday, November 24, 2002
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Film: war's foot soldier?
KENNETH TURAN: We have been brainwashed by history and, more to the point, by the movies into thinking we cannot lose.
ASK THE CRITIC
Ask Manohla Dargis
The Times' movie critic answers your questions. New answers Monday.
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Infinite jest
MOVIES:
At 81, comedian Rodney Dangerfield wants to keep the laughs, and the movies, coming -- and it's costing him.
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James Coburn: Versatile, with a beguiling charm
AN APPRECIATION:
The Oscar winner, who died Monday at age 74, proved capable of doing heroes and villains and, perhaps above all, comedy that arose from character rather than funny lines.
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China breaks out
MOVIES:
UCLA archive presents edgy films that couldn’t have been made as recently as 10 years ago.
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Pony that soars
VIDEO SHELF:
DreamWorks' 'Spirit' leads the DVD releases this week.
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Nowhere man
THE BIG PICTURE:
Director Phillip Noyce went home again to find the voice he'd lost.
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Hello again, Mr. Chips
MOVIE REVIEW:
Well cast though it is, 'The Emperor's Club' follows in some politely familiar footsteps.
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Our guide to the season's upcoming films, and the people behind them.
This Week's Film Festivals, Series and Special Screenings
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