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  1. Q&A: Before Midnight Director Richard Linklater on Reuniting With...

    John Lopez

    Even by the standards of "indie-voice-of-a-generation" cinema, director Richard Linklater has achieved a unique adjectival status. When you sit down to watch a Linklater film, you can know exactly what that means without having any idea what you're i...

    Blog | May 23, 2013
  2. A Fan's Insta-Reaction to the First Ender's Game Trailer

    John Lopez

    So here I am semi-live-blogging the Ender's Game trailer. Why? Call it the triumph of hope against my surefire knowledge that Hollywood would love to do nothing more than transmute every childhood memory I once held dear into a printing press that co...

    Blog | May 07, 2013
  3. Q&A: Oblivion and To the Wonder's Olga Kurylenko on Tom Cruise's ...

    John Lopez

    Pretty much the one thing I remember from Quantum of Solace (which is, let's be honest, by far the most forgettable Daniel Craig Bond film) is Ukrainian model/actress Olga Kurylenko striding across the desert in a designer ball gown. Seeing as roughl...

    Blog | April 11, 2013
  4. Q&A: Olympus Has Fallen Director Antoine Fuqua on Blowing Up the ...

    John Lopez

    Ever since his bad-police magnum opus Training Day, director Antoine Fuqua has specialized in taking totally implausible, big-budget action movies and making them plausible: an Arthurian myth grounded in Roman history; an elite gunman who avenges a C...

    Blog | March 22, 2013
  5. The Walking Dead Season 3, Episode 14: Eat 'Prey' Love

    John Lopez

    If, like me, you've watched your share of traffic-accident-bad Lifetime movies, then I bet you too have longed for a wandering zombie to spice up those hackneyed SWF plots and excessive use of Aaron Spelling children. Well, this week's Walking Dead e...

    Blog | March 18, 2013
  6. The Walking Dead, Episode 13: The Camp Zombie Accords

    John Lopez

    Preamble in Which I Beg for Mercy: Before I begin this week's recap, pardon me, merciful readers, if I flash my TWD creds in the hope that slathering myself with zombie bona fides will let me pass (relatively) unscathed through the hordes of Walkin...

    Blog | March 11, 2013
  7. Q&A: The Watch's Richard Ayoade on American Blockbusters, British...

    John Lopez

    If, like me, you've ruminated deeply on The Watch billboards dotting L.A.'s landscape, you've come to appreciate the subtler manifestations of irony in movie advertising. Yes, at first glance, there's nothing special about The Watch's outdoor marketi...

    Blog | July 26, 2012
  8. Savages Author Don Winslow on Orange County, Drugs, and Oliver St...

    John Lopez

    Don Winslow's on the kind of roll that'd make other crime writers want to fold him up in a cement sofa bed next to Jimmy Hoffa. Not only is his critically beloved New York Times best seller Savages getting the full Hollywood treatment as a film by Ol...

    Blog | July 06, 2012
  9. Wes Anderson Explains How to Make a Wes Anderson Film

    John Lopez

    I'll admit to something embarrassing as a writer: I'd never heard of the word "twee" until I started seeing it in reviews of Wes Anderson's latest films sometime post–The Royal Tenenbaums. Since then, I've noticed it's the bon mot of choice for...

    Blog | June 26, 2012
  10. Director Whit Stillman on His Upcoming Damsels in Distress, Influ...

    John Lopez

    One perk of writing about Whit Stillman: You get to use words you haven't seen since your Saturday-morning SAT prep course. Like "raffinated," i.e., the distilled quality of his characters' dialogue as they bandy off-the-cuff insights and fragile emo...

    Blog | March 29, 2012
  11. La Luna Director Enrico Casarosa Walks Us Through Pixars Mentori...

    John Lopez

    Among my growing list of signs the Mayans are probably right about 2012 - in addition to a Harvard-educated Asian American Christian taking the NBA by storm - would have to be Pixar's omission from the Best Animated Film Oscar nominees. Sure, pointin...

    Blog | February 15, 2012
  12. High Cotton: This is where, and how, a era should begin

    John Lopez

    Texas A&M can overcome a decade of football futility with a Cotton Bowl victory.

    Story | Conversation | January 06, 2011