- Sean Burns to potential viewers of Let Me In: What the fuck's wrong with reading subtitles? Sean Burns to Woody Allen and his new film: Dude, why?
- Two on The Social Network from Jim Emerson: one on the cinematography and technical aspects of the film, and one on the myriad of reactions to it.
- Paul Clark thought Life During Wartime sucked, maybe because it does. He also let us in on an archive project.
- Chuck Bowen on Budrus: "passionately, more-than-competently made, but it's a civics lesson that doesn't quite shake you to your core."
- Scott W. Black wasn't crazy about Salt but thought it a damn sight better than MacGruber.
- Simon Abrams poked Going Blind in the eyes. He was more generous towards Meek's Cutoff and Film Forum's ongoing heist film retrospective.
- Craig Kennedy revisits Raising Arizona and finds that it's still terrific. Also: trailers for Inhale and The Tempest.
- Phil Nugent goes full-on for horror flicks and takes another shot at Rick Sanchez (and throws in Christopher Hitchens this time too).
- Lucas McNelly has a message for UPS.
- Daniel Getahun wrote about the documentary Do It Again.
- Scott Von Doviak is happy to see Caprica back on.
- I thought The Other Guys was pretty funny.
Lastly: Simon Abrams also pointed out that there's a new John Landis film coming out and it's based on the exploits of grave robbers Burke & Hare, with Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis in the title roles. How much more excited could I get for this? And it gets better... there's a trailer!
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