Theron lies a tale: Snow White and the Huntsman
Links to reviews I wrote for the Herald, and etc.
Snow White and the Huntsman. “None of the campy bad-girl fun of past Wicked Queens.”
For Greater Glory. “A curious blend of cornpone and calculation.”
The Samaritan. “It’s good to see a movie star bring his tools to work on something small-scale like this.”
And some picks for the upcoming week at the Seattle International Film Festival.
On KUOW’s “Weekday,” I talk with Steve Scher about the blurring of the human face in films; literally, in the case of post-production airbrushing, but also in the non-there flatness of the digital image. The talk is archived here; the filmic conversation begins at the 17:30 mark.
At What a Feeling!, another week of 1980s reviews rounds off with a review of Ted Kotcheff’s forgotten 1989 film with Kurt Russell and Kelly McGillis, Winter People.
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