Archive for Sunday, December 18, 2005

Eclat, in five easy lessons

• Spielberg enters a crossfire he could not avoid By Rachel Abramowitz

• Truths blurred by a free-fall of tears By Todd Boyd

• They can’t just refill the chairs By Matea Gold

• Where to go from ‘best’? By Robert Hilburn

• In the mix By Lewis Segal

• Good, bad and a fresh new ‘Thing’ By Christopher Knight

• Actors who really know how it’s done By Charles Mcnulty

• A bit of telly communication By Paul Brownfield And Robert Lloyd

• In the mix By Don Shirley

• Dance flexes its muscle By Lewis Segal

• Major studios excepted By Carina Chocano

• Ten just isn’t enough By Kenneth Turan

• In the mix By Geoff Boucher

• In the mix

• In the mix By Scott Timberg

• In the mix By John Horn

• Explosive situations aplenty By Kevin Thomas

• In the mix By Lynne Heffley

• Tethered in technoculture By Reed Johnson

• Learning powerful lessons By Christopher Hawthorne

• Glad to say goodbye By Robin Abcarian

• In the mix By Richard Cromelin

• Shining successes, all-wet attempts

• In the mix By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Actually, it’s alive and well By Mark Swed

• A king in need of help

• Buyer, be there: It’s a shopping marathon By Suzanne Muchnic

• When comedy ruled the screen By Susan King

• ‘Helga’s Secret’ By Gail Kimberly

• French noir redux By Susan King

• Critics’ Top 10 lists By Robert Hilburn, Kevin Bronson, Soren Baker, Don Heckman, Richard cromelin, Randy Lewis, Steve Hochman, Agustin Gurza

• In the mix By Chris Pasles

• In the mix By Mary Mcnamara

• In the mix By Scott Collins

• In the mix By Lynn Smith

• In the mix By Elaine Dutka

• Going beyond a passion for art By Diane Haithman

• What’s killing the messenger By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• Oh, to be 20 and part of a myth By Don Shirley

• Where to go from ‘best’? By Robert Hilburn