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Justified, Ep. 3.10: “Guy Walks Into a Bar” shows off Neal McDonough at his most gloriously unhinged

‘The Hunger Games’ a highly ambitious, grounded, intelligent, emotionally gratifying blockbuster

‘The Hunger Games’ surprises with its slyness and brutality

‘Footnote’ – On Hereditary Stubbornness and Academic Vanity

Once Upon A Time, Ep. 1.16, “Heart of Darkness”: Cold Snow

‘John Carter’ translates Burroughs’s vision with integrity

Win TIckets To The Toronto Advance Screening of ‘One Life’

The Amazing Race, Ep. 20.05, “Uglier Than a Mud Rail Fence”: Art and JJ storm the castle in Bavaria

Luck, Ep. 1.08: “Episode Eight” brings cinematic flair to the show’s penultimate hour

Founding Mother of Film: Lois Weber

‘The Deep Blue Sea’

SXSW 2012: ‘The Source’ an admirably even-handed look at ’70s life on the fringes

SXSW 2012: ‘Pavilion’ a Van Sant-like look at childhood

The Walking Dead, Ep. 2.13: “Beside the Dying Fire” a rollicking, rock-solid season finale

Shaw Brothers Saturdays: Sadly, ‘The One Armed Swordsman’ cannot overcome all of his handicaps

‘Alps’ is a rigorous puzzle that exudes cold conviction

Supernatural, Ep. 7.16, “Out With the Old”: Balanced ep finally gives baddies dimensionality

SXSW 2012: ‘V/H/S’ is a mixed bag, as with most horror anthologies

Extended Thoughts on ‘John Carter’

Mousterpiece Cinema, Episode 37: ‘John Carter’

10 (Kind Of) Great Classic Sci-Fi Flicks You May Have Never Heard Of

Overflowing with so much action and fine acting,’Desperate’ is anything but what its title suggests

Thursday Comedies: Community 3.11, 30 Rock 6.12, Archer 3.12