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MAN WHO WASN’T THERE, THE

It’s like a cross between a Preston Sturges flick (to make a well worn comparison) and Oedipus Rex.

By Erich Schulte: July 15, 2008
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GESUALDO DEATH FOR FIVE VOICES

Part of the reason Gesualdo’s work survived long enough to be embraced is that he was a murderer and all around kook.

By Erich Schulte: July 13, 2008
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THE OFFICE (USA)

I know there’s a certain reactionary type who will always favor the original or early version of things because it makes them feel more avant garde

By Erich Schulte: June 21, 2008
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WOMEN OF THE WORLD, SHUT UP (A RESPONSE TO HILLARY)

The primary problem with American feminism is the sense of entitlement, especially by white women living in the first world.

By Erich Schulte: June 9, 2008
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MULHOLLAND DRIVE

The great debate (won by Erich).

By Erich Schulte: May 9, 2008
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FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL

I was hooting and roaring uncontrollably with an audience that looked like the focus group set up for the new Big Lots ad campaign.

By Erich Schulte: April 21, 2008
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But just because the film is simple in some ways doesn’t mean it isn’t an achievement.

By Erich Schulte: April 20, 2008
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As someone who has made a living in casinos both as an employee and as a player, I could go ...
By Erich Schulte: April 2, 2008
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HACKWATCH: DAVID MAMET’S “WHY I AM NO LONGER A BRAIN DEAD LIBERAL”

When a 100 year old man announces that he’s just started to think about politics seriously, my money says he probably has fresh ideas.

By Erich Schulte: March 28, 2008