Must-click links: Leonard Maltin and Mike Tyson on the Oscars, the economy, health care, another new Malick film and much more …

Mother Jones: Cutting the fat in Healthcare


Brilliant new trailer for the Korean horror film I Saw the Devil, directed by Kim Jee-woon (The Good, The Bad and The Weird):



Robert Koehler's amazing review of Bella Tarr's latest film, The Turin Horse.


First look at Terrance Malick's latest film (no, not Tree of Life) featuring Ben Affleck and Rachel McAdams.


Arianna Huffington:  The Incredible Shrinking Budget Debate: "Why the only choice we're being offered is between bad and worse."


Heartbeats is 21-year-old director Xavier Dolan's followup to his 2009 art house sensation, I Killed My Mother. The stylish romance opens in select theaters Friday, and is currently available to watch on IFC On Demand:



Must-Click Links of the Day is a collection of (mostly random) movie and news links we hope will peak your interest and spark discussion. We encourage you to send us your suggestions for the next day’s post to [email protected] and leave comments.

Leonard Maltin and Mike Tyson have a charming discussion about Oscar season:

Economix blog: Simon Johnson wonders if the U.S. really has a fiscal crisis?

New York Times' Gail Collins on the increasing possibility of a government shutdown.

A clip of Best Supporting Actress nominee Melissa Leo in her soap opera days (All my Children) has surfaced and it contains one of the most hysterical cat fights I've ever seen. The academy should give her an Oscar for this clip.

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