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Everybody Was Right About ‘Heaven’s Gate’

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 / 2 January 2013
A Tale of Two Mavericks, or Three, or Four: ‘Maverick: The Complete First Season’
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A Tale of Two Mavericks, or Three, or Four: ‘Maverick: The Complete First Season’

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 / 3 September 2012

Maverick was one of the earliest series to employ recurring roles who drop by as a pleasant surprise and give the notion that the entire West is like a small town.

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Patrick deWitt’s ‘The Sisters Brothers’ Is a Rip-Roaring, Engrossing Read

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 / 22 March 2012
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Billy Joel: Piano Man (The Legacy Edition)

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 / 12 January 2012
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They Always Lose in John Sturges’ ‘The Magnificent Seven’

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 / 22 August 2011
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Quentin Tarantino’s Cinematic Reality

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 / 9 August 2011
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The Line Between Hero and Villain is Blurred in ‘Justified: The Complete First Season’

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 / 3 February 2011
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New York Film Festival: Kelly Reichardt’s Meek’s Cutoff

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 / 3 November 2010
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A Knight Without Armour in a Savage Land: ‘Have Gun Will Travel: Season Four, Volume Two’

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 / 22 July 2010
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The Plots of Streets of Laredo and Dead Man’s Walk Are Prone to Wandering Off Into the Frontier

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 / 22 June 2010
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‘American Bandits’ Ain’t No ‘Treasure of Sierra Madre’

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 / 15 June 2010
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The Frontier Doctor’s Fancy ‘Queen of the Cimarron’

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 / 22 September 2009