Archive for Friday, July 11, 2008

Review: ‘Generation Kill’

• One hell of a hero By Kenneth Turan

• Godard’s ‘Contempt’ is complex yet poetic By Kevin Thomas

• Don’t call me by my first name, doc

• In Calendar

• More enlightenment from the dance floor By Samantha Dunn

• Once more into the breach By Jan Stuart

• ‘Generation Kill’

• Eddie Murphy invades By Sam Adams

• Summer conducive to ‘Drowsy’-ness By Charles Mcnulty

• Deployed from Canada By Robert Lloyd

• Calendar’s Calendar

• A very politic music man By Tina Daunt

• Jackson’s comments almost slipped by By Matea Gold

• Magic that’s sure to surprise By Gary Goldstein

• Burstyn injects life into ‘Stone’

• Picks for the five best 3-D films By Susan King

• ‘Rose’s’ heroics go on and on

• An American sound By Don Heckman

• Quick, Before the Music Stops

• She’ll discover stories to tell By Nicky Loomis

• ‘Homo Erectus’ a flop for the ages By Michael Ordoña

• Director’s first has depth beyond its length By Kenneth Turan

• Songs from their hearts By Nicky Loomis

• Horoscope: July 11 By Holiday Mathis

• ‘Bikini’ swimming in reality

• Christopher Taylor plays ‘Vingt Regards’ By Mark Swed

• Bon Jovi, Springsteen tours are tops so far in ‘08 By Randy Lewis