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Marlon Wayans On Critics: "You Guys Have Got a Thumb Up Your Ass"
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- May 6, 2013 2:06 PM
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Promoting his latest movie, "A Haunted House," in Australia, Wayans says critics have thumbs -- nay, entire fists - up their asses. But he also says he's not mad at them, which is nice.
Carlos Reygadas Accuses Critics of "Hooliganism"
- By Matt Singer
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- March 26, 2013 10:54 AM
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"Critics, instead of doing their job, which is watching, thinking, reflecting, and writing, what they do is watch, don't think much, get together, and behave like they're football hooligans supporting Manchester United."
Helen Mirren Slams Critics at Awards Show
- By Matt Singer
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- March 25, 2013 3:53 PM
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"They absolutely have no idea. Which is why the critics always bloody well piss me off. What do they know?"
Critic and Filmmaker Spar on Facebook over Sundance Review
- By Matt Singer
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- February 8, 2013 5:26 PM
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The director of "The Rambler" did not appreciate his film being called an "embarrassment"
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Great, great article. I agree, so perfectly expressed. I do have to mention tho I was sad to see a
Naw, he could've been the Mandarin given different motivation and new powers. I like the twist
imo the trailer was one of the best trailer I've seen, up there with 300's trailer.
Man. Isn't it considered falsed advertising when like 1/4th of the scenes you show in the
Giorgos Lanthimos, for sure. He turns 40 this year (maybe it already happened?), so he barely makes
No, film as an art form is a visual-aural experience. This idea that you can just frame shots well