Why is "Kenneth Turan" trending?

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• What the Palisades Fire Took, and What It Left - The Atlantic
• Golden Age Titans - Los Angeles Review of Books
• Kenny and me: A colleague and former student salutes Kenneth Turan as he leaves The Times - Los Angeles Times
• The Wizard Behind Hollywood’s Golden Age - The New Yorker
• Film Critic Kenneth Turan To Host Annual Pre-Oscars Forum on Sunday - Pasadena Now
• As Kenneth Turan Leaves the Los Angeles Times, Film Critics Face a Post-Theatrical Age - IndieWire
• The Hours and Times: Kurosawa and the Art of Epic Storytelling - The Criterion Collection
• Kenneth Turan Steps Down as L.A. Times Film Critic After 30 Years - The Hollywood Reporter
• Commentary: Kenneth Turan takes a critic’s lonely stand on ‘Boyhood’ - Los Angeles Times
• Masterclass with Marcel Ophuls and Kenneth Turan - The Criterion Collection
• Review: A Quentin Tarantino skeptic takes great pleasure in ‘Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood’ - Los Angeles Times
• How two very different men, connected by faith and ambition, built Hollywood's powerhouse MGM - Los Angeles Times
• The best movies of the decade: Kenneth Turan and Justin Chang’s essential picks - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Don't call 'Judy' Renee Zellweger's 'comeback.' It's just one of her best performances ever - Los Angeles Times
• Commentary: Why my private, eerie 'Tenet' experience in Montana gives me hope for movie theaters - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Once again, Tom Cruise accomplishes the near-impossible in 'Rogue Nation' - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Unnerving consideration of artificial intelligence in 'Ex Machina' - Los Angeles Times
• Appreciation: Film critic Kenneth Turan remembers Josh Greenfeld, a screenwriter who taught him about life - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Not to Be Missed’: A critic shares 54 favorite movies - Los Angeles Times
• ‘The Wave’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Kenneth Turan evokes classic Hollywood in ‘Louis B. Mayer & Irving Thalberg’ - Los Angeles Daily News
• ‘Arrival’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Movie Legend Marlon Brando Dies at 80 - NPR
• Review: With a splendid new 'Little Women,' Greta Gerwig is thinking big - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Gene Hackman is listening and 1974's 'The Conversation' is more relevant than ever - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Burden’ is powered by the work of Garrett Hedlund and Andrea Riseborough - Los Angeles Times
• Review: ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ brings little pleasure - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Interstellar’ explores outer and inner spaces - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Netflix's ‘Fyre’ takes an intimate look at everything that went wrong with the Fyre Festival - Los Angeles Times
• Review: He said he’d be back ... Arnold and ‘Terminator 2’ return with a vengeance - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Shoplifters’ is a magical film about ordinary people forming a makeshift family - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Downton Abbey’ is in the house, splendidly picking up where the PBS series left off - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Martin Scorsese's Netflix epic 'The Irishman' is finally here, and it will blow you away - Los Angeles Times
• L.A. Times film critics Kenneth Turan and Justin Chang make their 2018 Oscar picks - Los Angeles Times
• Review: ‘Mad Max’ kicks a post-apocalyptic extravaganza into overdrive - Los Angeles Times
• 'Not to Be Missed,' by Kenneth Turan - SFGATE
• ‘Hunt For The Wilderpeople’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Kong: Skull Island’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Kenneth Turan’s five buried film treasures - Los Angeles Times
• Monsters obsessed him as a child. Now Robert Eggers is about to unleash his own 'Nosferatu' - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Still Alice’ Movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Things go boom in 'The Expendables 3' to ho-hum effect - Los Angeles Times
• Kenneth Turan’s DVD pick of the week: Films with animals in the title - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Winter’s Tale’ Movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Book Review: “Louis B. Mayer & Irving Thalberg: The Whole Equation” — More of the Same - The Arts Fuse
• Robert Downey Jr. Has Always Wanted to Entertain - Interview Magazine
• Review: ‘Black Panther’ is a royally imaginative standout in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - Los Angeles Times
• Fanfan la Tulipe: En Garde! - The Criterion Collection
• Review: The beautiful and thrilling ‘Carol’ belongs among the best movie love stories - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Red Army’ Movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Taika Waititi's uneven satire 'Jojo Rabbit' is at its best making Nazis, and Hitler, the joke - Los Angeles Times
• ‘The Legend of Tarzan’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Bradley Cooper sings, Lady Gaga acts, and their version of 'A Star Is Born' is a total knockout - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Ben Affleck triumphs in 'The Way Back' with a role that hits close to home - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Only Yesterday’ movie review by Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Set in Nazi death camps, 'Son of Saul' is a powerful, immersive vision of hell - Los Angeles Times
• Times film critics Kenneth Turan and Justin Chang discuss the Oscars - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Disney’s photo-real ‘The Lion King’ remake sings a new yet familiar tune - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice’ stirs the soul - Los Angeles Times
• Review: ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ is full of thrills but quickly forgettable - Los Angeles Times
• Tintin's 'Adventures' Take Him To Hollywood - NPR
• Review: ‘Selma’ is a powerful telling of the MLK story - Los Angeles Times
• Review: ‘Still Alice’ powerfully presents a mind falling to Alzheimer’s - Los Angeles Times
• Review: The playfully imaginative anime 'Mirai' tells a family story that's not just for kids - Los Angeles Times
• ‘San Andreas’ rocks technically if not dramatically - Los Angeles Times
• ‘The Hunt’ arrives after months of controversy, but the toothless satire loses its way - Los Angeles Times
• On the 'The Departed's' 10th anniversary, a look back at Kenneth Turan's review: 'Frequently excessive but never dull' - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Edge of Tomorrow,’ Tom Cruise run loops around competition - Los Angeles Times
• Review: With restraint, ‘The Assistant’ reveals the true terror of a Harvey Weinstein type - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Kelly Macdonald makes all the pieces fit in the delicate drama 'Puzzle' - Los Angeles Times
• ‘The Mustang’s’ Matthias Schoenaerts: startling, surprising, must-see acting - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Imitation Game’ a crackerjack tale about Enigma buster Alan Turing - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Marvel comes up big with playful 'Ant-Man' - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Godard's 'Alphaville' still makes a strong connection - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Dolemite Is My Name’ returns Eddie Murphy to his R-rated comedic glory - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Pain and Glory’ is Pedro Almodóvar at his best - Los Angeles Times
• Review: Oddly, the robot is the least robotic thing about 'Chappie' - Los Angeles Times
• Review: ‘Fury’ treads on war movie expectations as Brad Pitt & Co. kill Nazis - Los Angeles Times
• Review: The documentary ‘McQueen’ captures both the designer's darkness and his astonishing ability to use it - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Nightcrawler’ cuts it close in its dark look at local TV news - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Fast Color’ is a nifty little superhero movie done a little differently - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Minions’ has irresistible, wonky golden touch - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Lucy’ is an action-packed waste of brain power - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Maiden’ revisits a heart-stopping all-female voyage - Los Angeles Times
• Review: In 'Logan,' an authentic drama between scenes of brutal violence to feed the comic-book beast - Los Angeles Times
• ‘The Hate U Give’ powerfully uses the Young Adult genre to explore issues of race and social justice - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Blinded by the Light’ irresistibly blends Bruce Springsteen and Bollywood - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Love, Antosha’ review: The late Anton Yelchin is celebrated - Los Angeles Times
• ‘The King’ makes Timothée Chalamet the ruler of all he surveys - Los Angeles Times
• ‘Emma’ proves the spirit of Jane Austen never gets old - Los Angeles Times
• 'Avatar': Big-Picture Visions, Stirringly Realized - NPR
• A Film Buff Cheers the Oldies, Calling for Silents, Please! - Smithsonian Magazine
• 'Grizzly Man', a Dreamer Lost in the Wilderness - NPR
• Review: ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’: The documentary that shows how Mister Rogers made goodness desirable - Los Angeles Times
• 'Ponyo,' Swimming Magically Against The Tide - NPR
• At 91, Clint Eastwood throws a punch and rides a horse in his new movie. And he's not ready to quit - Los Angeles Times
• Racially distorted view of L.A. - Roger Ebert
• Critics Fascinated, Repulsed, and a Little Bored - Tablet Magazine
• Review: Brad Pitt's canny allusion to Gen. Stanley McChrystal is at the heart of the nervy satire 'War Machine' - Los Angeles Times