Web Letters: Boys (and Girls) of Summer

By Stuart Klawans

This article appeared in the July 30, 2007 edition of The Nation.

July 12, 2007

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  • After reading this review I felt compelled to send fan mail. The first thing I do when a new Nation arrives in the mail is check if there's an article by Stuart Klawans. It doesn't even matter that I won't see the majority of the movies he reviews. It is simply a pleasure to read his writing. His review of the latest Die Hard film was an absolute gem.

    Long live Stuart Klawans (and may he write until the very end)!

    Nancy Isenson

    Berlin, Germany

    09/04/2007 @ 07:28am


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