Name: David Winchell
Dateline: Philadelphia, PA
Weblog: mrwiz.wordpress.com [RSS]
Articles: 18
First Published: Monday, July 24, 2006
Last Published: Saturday, October 14, 2006
Currently listing articles 18-1:
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Movie Review: Flags of Our Fathers— A thoughtful, brutal, meditation on heroism and all its attendant problems and inconsistencies from famed director Clint Eastwood.
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Music Review: Continuum - John Mayer— When Continuum succeeds, it does so spectacularly, enough to make it among the best albums released this year.
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Movie Review: The Last Kiss— Impossible to recommend, but there is plenty of uncharted territory in The Last Kiss for intrepid cinephiles to savor.
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Concert Review: John Mayer and Sheryl Crow, Philadelphia— Would I risk hearing loss and face overpriced concessions for naught?
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Movie Review: Network— A superbly constructed, uncomfortably realistic satire of the television industry.
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Movie Review: Snakes on a Plane— It's crude. It's gory. It gleefully travels well beyond traditional standards of decency. But it's also... quite a lot of fun.
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Movie Review: Little Miss Sunshine— Faster than you can say "what an excuse for family bonding through heartwarmingly ridiculous episodic encounters with perfect strangers!" — the film is off and
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Disproportionate Response?— The severity of the US response to yesterday's announcement of a foiled terrorist plot begs the question of what, exactly, demands this extreme level of
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DVD Review: Two Against Nature— This disc offers much of the fun of a Steely Dan concert experience, but with superior sonics and intimacy.
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TimesSelect: Give It a Break— The inauspicious debut of the New York Times' TimesSelect program left many fuming. But things have changed.
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CD Review: A Wonderful World - Tony Bennett and k.d. lang— Bennett's brilliance makes it a magical experience even without the exceptional packaging we might have expected.
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DVD Review: 24 Hour Party People— Comedian Steve Coogan headlines an unconventional musical journey through the punk rock movement in Manchester.
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Movie Review: Miami Vice— Yes, the film really is breathtaking at times, but that's all it is. There isn't any more.
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DVD Review: Pinky and The Brain, Vol. 1— The golden years of animation have come and gone, but their memory lives on in this release. Pinky and The Brain truly has something for
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Thoughts on Citizen Kane— Many critics call it one of the best films ever made — or even the best — as evidenced in its 100% rating on Rotten
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DVD Review: Tristram Shandy— Would that more people had seen this gem while it was still in theatres.
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The Critic, The People, and The Blockbuster— Is the "fun" of the blockbusters and all their accoutrements really enough to make seeing them a "forgone conclusion"?
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Movie Review: A Scanner Darkly— A scathing condemnation of drug culture and addiction.


