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The Great Burroughs Affair

A review of William S. Burroughs's 1962 cult novel "Naked Lunch"

By John Wayne

February 5, 2014

The Subversive St. Patrick's Day Classic

How John Ford fought McCarthyism with 'The Quiet Man'

By Ben Schwartz

March 16, 2013

What's Isabelle Huppert Doing in This Third-Rate Thriller?

'Dead Man Down' and the inanities of Hollywood casting

By David Thomson

March 11, 2013

"Zero Dark Thirty" Has All the Depth of a John Wayne Movie

By David Thomson

December 21, 2012

Thomson on Films: Cliff Robertson and the Sordid Ways of Old Hollywood

By David Thomson

September 15, 2011

Giddy-Up!

By Eve Fairbanks

August 18, 2011

What The Bachmann Skeptics Get Wrong

By Jonathan Chait

June 30, 2011

An All-Out Assault on Immigration

By Eliza Gray

February 17, 2011

David Thomson on Films: 'True Grit'

By David Thomson

December 24, 2010

Dead, Man

By David Thomson

May 29, 2010

The politics of "24."

By Christopher Orr

May 15, 2006

No Man's Land

By Christopher Orr

April 18, 2006

Stagestruck

By James Q. Wilson

June 21, 1993

The Mission

By Sidney Blumenthal

July 6, 1992

John Wayne’s Strange Legacy

A Revisionist View

By Andrew Sarris

August 4, 1979

Murder at Noon

By Francis M. Nevins Jr.

July 22, 1978

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