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Says Slant's Ed Gonzalez, "A lushly intriguing grappling with morality, ideology, nepotism, and authorship, the entire chapter may be the deepest Tarantino has ever gotten."

Inglourious Basterds

So here is Brown, staring into the camera andaddressing "Rich" as if he were talking to a buddy, while referring to Hastings as his colleague, in a video recorded July 15 -- three weeks after the June 23 publication of theVanity Fair piece that Brown references, andtwo weeks beforeTrue/Slant's July29 shutdown.

Barrett Brown: Palin biographer accuses me of planning anti-government violence

That's what True/Slant's Lewis Grossberger wanted to know, so he set out on a hunt to find the "Mad Man" 's apartment.

Don Draper's "Mad Men" Apartment Identified?

That's what True/Slant's Lewis Grossberger wanted to know, so he set out on a hunt to find the ...

Don Draper's "Mad Men" Apartment Identified?

That's what True/Slant's Lewis Grossberger wanted to know, so he set out on a hunt to find the "Mad Man" 's apartment.

Don Draper's "Mad Men" Apartment Identified?

Glad to see Slant's 100th essential film finally unveiled, after almost four years of anticipation.

GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 2/28.

Fernando F Croce adds King Vidor's The Crowd to Slant's collection of "100 Essential Films": "As the follow-up to the director's successful WWI drama The Big Parade, the film was intended as a vast, ambitious work, yet for all the overreaching themes at play here, it is supremely intimate."

GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 2/28.

The New Directors/New Films series, presented by MoMA and the Film Society of Lincoln Center, runs March 21 through April 1, and Slant's previewed nearly every film on offer already.

GreenCine Daily: Fests and events, 3/19.

True/Slant's Joshua Kucera reflects upon what it means if some of the tweets in and around Iran might not be all they're cracked up to be.

Iran Roundup: Facts and Framing

At the very least though, no one can ever again accuse Slant's writers of "not liking movies".

Review Catch-Up: Doubt, Slumdog Millionaire, Defiance, The Wrestler, The Reader