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Tag Archives: George Clooney
The American (2010); Dir. Anton Corbijn
Despite the poster which seems to promise an action-packed summer thriller of the international-spy-assassin variety, The American is very quiet. Silence echoes through the film. It reverberates. The American is interested in how things operate: how people operate, how deals … Continue reading
Reasons I Love Three Kings (1999)
(These are all reasons that other people seemed to hate it): — The filmmaking itself is obnoxious and in your face. I loved its kinetic energy. I loved its bombast. I loved the sheer obnoxiousness of it (closeup inside someone’s … Continue reading
Up in the Air: “George Clooney Saved my Novel”
I loved this piece by Walter Kirn, author of the novel Up in the Air, and his journey with that book. Fascinating. Yet another example of how you just never know what will happen in life, you have no idea … Continue reading
Debate
“I’m concerned that in the United States we are not embracing what we normally do, which is to have a debate on the subject.” — George Clooney Are we both living in the same United States? That is all we … Continue reading