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Armored Matt Dillon, Laurence Fishburne and Columbus Short star in a heist flick set inside and around a pair of armored trucks. Full Article at Boston Globe
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The great German filmmaker Werner Herzog joined us on Friday to talk about his life in film and his latest projects — movies about drug-addicted cops and matricidal sons, and his upcoming Rogue Film School. Full Article at On Point
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Audio of this show will be available by 3pm ET. Tens of thousands demonstrators took part in a march in the center of Copenhagen on Saturday, Dec. 12, 2009. (AP) Deal-making in Copenhagen – by rich, poor and in between. We’ll dig into the negotiations. Full Article at On Point
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The great German filmmaker Werner Herzog joined us on Friday to talk about his life in film and his latest projects — movies about drug-addicted cops and matricidal sons, and his upcoming Rogue Film School. Full Article at On Point
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Werner Herzog and David Lynch make quite a pair. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Werner Herzog's latest madman to illuminate the screen obviously doesn't star his infamous collaborator, the late Klaus Kinski, or even the relatively more sedate Bad Lieutenant Nicolas Cage. Full Article at Cinematical
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3. "The White Ribbon" - Director Michael Haneke's masterpiece, a grim yet glorious study of guilt, distrust and malice as unexplained violence and other mishaps befall a pre-World War I German town. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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He had been in a car crash on a mostly-desolate L.A. road late at night. The car was totaled and flipped on its back, its driver (Phoenix) had been stunned into a daze and awoke mostly enveloped in the deployed airbag, and gasoline was leaking. Full Article at The Escapist
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German director Werner Herzog on the set of his film, "Rescue Dawn". Full Article at CNN
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Chloe Sevigny teams up with Werner Herzog and David Lynch for some big-screen magic. Full Article at Nylon
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Hot on the heels of “Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans,” “My Son, My Son What Have Ye Done,” Werner Herzog’s other 2009 film, opens today. Full Article at Indie Wire
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Alright, let's get this out of the way like hundreds of reviews before this one and hundreds after it; Werner Herzog's "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" is not a remake of Abel Ferrara's 1992 film "Bad Lieutenant" which as a friend of mine... Full Article at Associated Content
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Nicolas Cage takes on the title role -- playing a drug- and gambling-addicted detective in post-Katrina New Orleans who's investigating the murder of five African immigrants -- in this Werner Herzog-directed crime drama inspired by the 1992 original... Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
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Synopsis: Film geeks rejoice: respected auteurs Werner Herzog and David Lynch finally collaborate via this drama, with Herzog as director and Lynch as executive producer. MY SON, MY SON, WHAT HAVE YE DONE?... Full Article at Rotten Tomatoes
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'MY Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done" is as nutty as you'd expect when two of our most eccentric auteurs join forces. Werner Herzog directed and David Lynch co-produced this antidote to the Oscar-bait blockbusters clogging theaters. Full Article at New York Post
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If you didn't already know that David Lynch had a hand in producing My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done, it wouldn't take long to make the connection. Full Article at NPR
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At one point — actually, at a number of points — while watching Werner Herzog’s “My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done” you might be tempted to murmur, “My Werner, My Werner, What Have Ye Done.” The question seems reasonable, all things considered,... Full Article at The New York Times
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With Werner Herzog’s quickie neo-noir coming along so soon after his flipped-out rendition of Abel Ferrara’s Bad Lieutenant, longtime Herzog fans may well wonder whether the grizzled German director is hiding some odd ulterior motive. Full Article at The A.V. Club
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Opening Friday at the IFC Center is , Werner Herzog's sardonic, nutso, reimagining of an actual true crime in California perpetrated by a disturbed young man who ran his mother through a sword and then (possibly) held hostages in his flamingo-decorated... Full Article at Paper Magazine
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I'm a big fan of litmus tests, heuristics, rules of thumb (here's my wiki with hundreds of rules), and anything else that can help me make a quick decision when there's too little time or too much indecisiveness. Full Article at Ben Casnocha: The Blog
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TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 15: (L-R) Producer Alan Polsky, Director Werner Herzog, actor Nicolas Cage and producer Gabe Polsky arrive at the 'Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans' screening held at the Ryerson Theatre on September 15, 2009 in Toronto, Canada.
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TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 15: Director Werner Herzog (L) and actor Nicolas Cage arrive at the 'Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans' screening held at the Ryerson Theatre on September 15, 2009 in Toronto, Canada.
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TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 15: (L-R) Annie Pressman, producer Alan Polsky, Director Werner Herzog, actor Nicolas Cage and producer Gabe Polsky arrive at the 'Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans' screening held at the Ryerson Theatre on September 15, 2009 in Toronto, Canada.
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TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 15: (L-R) Actor Nicolas Cage, wife Alice Kim Cage and Director Werner Herzog arrive at the 'Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans' screening held at the Ryerson Theatre on September 15, 2009 in Toronto, Canada.
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TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 15: Director Werner Herzog from the film 'Bad Leiutenent' poses for a portrait during the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival at The Sutton Place Hotel on September 15, 2009 in Toronto, Canada.
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TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 15: (L-R) Director Werner Herzog and actor Nicolas Cage from the film 'Bad Leiutenent' pose for a portrait during the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival at The Sutton Place Hotel on September 15, 2009 in Toronto, Canada.
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People think I like to torture my actors. I'm not Stanley Kubrick. I'd never do 120 useless, exhausting takes and kill my actors that way. I'm not into stupidity.
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Farber also was among the first critics to write about Rainer Werner Fassbinder, an early champion of Werner Herzog, and an exponent of such experimental directors as Michael Snow, George Kuchar, Andy Warhol, and Chantal Akerman.
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Who cares about reputations ... It is simply too obvious that Nicolas Cage is a man of phenomenal gifts. He is very prepared, very professional. There are times, of course, when he turns the hog loose, you know, and follows it without knowing where it will go. . . . Ideas come unexpected to artists, lik...
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Oh sure, and there should be bad midgets and there should be bad horses and there should be bad presidents of the United States as stars in the movies
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Now, we're not going to imitate Humphrey Bogart in the forties; this has to be a step ahead, a new form of noir
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While we were maneuvering the film into some very stark, dark, abysmal humor, black humor, I always sensed it would work, because sometimes I would see Nicolas Cage at arm's length from me in front of the camera... and I was exploding in laughter
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I have no idea who Abel Ferrara is
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If I was sitting in the soundless plane right above me, I would be in Paris in one and a half hours. Who’s chopping wood? Is that the sound of a church clock? So, now, onward.
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