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Film
December 22, 1979
Stanley Kauffmann
Here Be Actors
A review of "Kramer vs. Kramer"
May 19, 1979
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Exteriors
July 29, 1978
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Arts and Lives
July 1, 1978
Stanley Kauffmann
Fin and Fantasy
Film reviews of "Jaws 2," "Grease," and "Slave of Love"
June 18, 1977
Stanley Kauffmann
Innocences
'Star Wars' is a corny, unexceptional film for men who miss adolescence
October 4, 1975
Stanley Kauffmann
TNR Film Classic: 'Dog Day Afternoon' (1975)
August 30, 1975
Gerald Mast
TNR Film Classics: Whatever Happened to Black-and-White?
May 24, 1975
Stanley Kauffmann
TNR Film Classic: ‘Monty Python and the Holy Grail’ (1975)
January 25, 1975
Roger Rosenblatt
Reconsidering
Gone With the Wind
Looking back at the classic tale of Scarlett O'Hara and the American South.
November 30, 1974
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Why I'm Not Bored
November 30, 1974
Stanley Kauffmann
I Saw More Than 8,000 Movies, and I Never Tired of Them
February 9, 1974
Stanley Kauffmann
TNR Film Classics: ‘The Exorcist’ (February 9, 1974)
April 1, 1972
Stanley Kauffmann
“The Godfather” and the Decline of Marlon Brando
February 26, 1972
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A Rage To Write
June 20, 1970
Stanley Kauffmann
The Passion of Anna
"The Passion of Anna" is part of the Ingmar Bergman continuum: a self-contained chapter, still a chapter.
July 19, 1969
Magazine
Stanley Kauffmann
The Wild Bunch
Sam Peckinpah has acquired a passion for accurate and revealing Americana used dramatically.
June 14, 1969
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Winning
May 10, 1969
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Stanley Kauffmann On Film
May 3, 1969
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Lola Montes
December 23, 1967
Magazine
Stanley Kauffmann
Cum Laude
The sexual frankness of "The Graduate" is less revolutionary than its moral stance.
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