Tarantino, connoisseur of trash

Who cares if his new film misses the mark? Quentin Tarantino's biggest achievement is as an advocate of trash cinema, writes John Patterson.

Canned hunting

This year's winners of the Oscar for best picture, Joel and Ethan Coen, have never shied away from blood. They talk to John Patterson.

Into the sunset ...

John Patterson reflects on the death of one of the great movie genres, the western.

Playing president

Give me strength. The Republicans want another actor to run for office. Will we never learn? We've already had Reagan, the star of Bedtime for Bonzo. We've now got Arnold, the star of Junior and Kindergarten Cop. And this time the guy running for the top spot is 65-year-old actor-politician Fred Thompson.

Clint's greatest work: Eastwood

John Patterson argues that the American icon's greatest creation was not the films he directed, but the phenomenon that is Eastwood.

Clint's greatest work: Eastwood

John Patterson argues that the American icon's greatest creation was not the films he directed, but the phenomenon that is Eastwood.
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