Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema Don’t miss this limited edition of my new book — signed by more than just the author! Don't miss your chance to pick up special-edition copies of my latest book. Signed copies, yes — but signed by one of my favorite critics.
Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema You’re invited to conversations in the Cathedral of Cinema I’ve just completed the first of a series of celebrations marking the publication of my first book in 15 years. If you missed it, you have more opportunities coming up!
Interviews The Theology of the Coen Brothers? A Conversation Between Matt Zoller Seitz and Jeffrey Overstreet Originally titled "O Coen Brothers, Where Art God?", this is my conversation with Matt Zoller Seitz about theology, Raising Arizona, morality, Fargo, good and evil, The Big Lebowski, and so much more.
On Movies & Media The Incredibles (and Other 10-Year-Old Films); Jesus Films; Matt Zoller Seitz; Scott Cairns This week, special thanks go out to Brad Bird, Matt Zoller Seitz, and more. Find out why.
Creativity Looking Elsewhere: November 11, 2013 This week, Looking Closer sends a Hi 5 to the Face out to Fast Company, NPR, Todd Fadel, Ridley Scott, Christianity Today, Sam Phillips, Matt Zoller Seitz, James Rocchi, Mike D'Angelo, John Sayles, and more!
Tasha Robinson July 18: The Gratitude List A magical night at the ferryboat dock. Lunch with a film critic. Reviews of "Fruitvale Station" and "Red 2." A remembrance of movie novelizations. And more.
Inside Llewyn Davis O Coen Brothers, Where Art God? A Conversation with Matt Zoller Seitz "Do the Coens believe in God? Can we even say that for sure? Do they believe in the non-rational, the supernatural? Or are they just pranksters pulling our chains and hoping to spark conversation pieces like this one, while they sit there snickering?" To explore these questions,
Coen Brothers A Coen Brothers Easter Does God believe in the Coen Brothers? Join me and legendary film reviewer Matt Zoller Seitz as we wrestle with this question in an Easter Sunday special event.
Emmanuel Lubezki indieWire: One Best Picture nominee "towers above the rest." Matt Zoller Seitz and Serena Bramble have crafted a wonderful video essay on one of the nine films nominated for Best Picture. And you've gotta love the comments. But wait, there's more. Emmanuel Lubezki, the cinematographer, is talking to Anne Thompson about the film here. "
Looking Elsewhere Browser: The "Remember me?" edition. Best Directors of the Decade. Lonely writers. Okay, it's official: My life has become too busy for me to be a responsible blogger. Let me try to make it up to you in the next couple of weeks, with a new video blog, my list of Favorite Films of 2009 (the Premature Version), my list
On Movies & Media Seitz on Paul Thomas Anderson Matt Zoller Seitz is still writing about There Will Be Blood. Here he is in The New York Times celebrating Paul Thomas Anderson.
Looking Elsewhere Specials: No Country for Old Men, The Golden Compass, and Tim Burton The Coens and The Golden Compass You can now download my conversation with radio show host Paul Edwards as we discuss the Coen Brothers'No Country for Old Men... and then the controversy surrounding The Golden Compass. * The Coens... They're Not Nihilists Among people who write about
On Movies & Media Matt Zoller Seitz on Owen Wilson Here's a piece on Owen Wilson that's so much better than the wave of tabloid hysteria over the movie star's current crisis.
Anthony Lane Specials: "Bourne 3... 3 as the Wind..." Plus: Indy 4, Jurassic 4, "Capote" beats "Brokeback." Praising "The New World." Monday is Sequel News Day! "BOURNE THREE... THREE AS THE WIND..." For updates on The Bourne Ultimatum, Indy 4, and Jurassic Park 4, click here. (Looks like Jason Bourne may have a new main squeeze. And no, it's not Ben Affleck.) NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FILM CRITICS
