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They’re low-brow popular entertainment, but in many ways the original Star Wars movies are about as good as motion pictures get. We can talk all we want to about cinema as [...]

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These are grim days for Bay Area movie lovers. First Anita Monga, then Edith Kramer. And now the future of the Roxie looks dark. The Mission District’s wonderful little revival/art/anything left-wing [...]

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There are plenty of interesting films playing this week. Unfortunately, I don’t have time to write about them (let alone see any), so I’ll just draw your attention to the Irish [...]

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We leave the house and open our wallets because we expect a better movie experience in a theater than we could get on TV. But what creates that experience? Is it film’s superior visual properties? Or [...]

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