HAIL, CAESAR (2016) Review
In Hail, Caesar many of the Coen Brother’s career-long obsessions are on full display. A long lost era, a kidnap …Read the Rest
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THE FINEST HOURS is Refreshingly Old Fashioned
Saturated with a refreshingly old fashioned sense and sensibility, The Finest Hours is an exciting throwback to the harrowing adventure …Read the Rest
OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS 2016 – LIVE ACTION Is An Interesting Collection
Note: This program is scheduled to play for two weeks from Friday, 01/29/16 to Thursday, 02/11/16. As with the animated …Read the Rest
OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS 2016 – ANIMATED Offers An Excellent Program
Note: This program is scheduled to play for two weeks from Friday, 01/29/16 to Thursday, 02/11/16. There will be four …Read the Rest
THE 5TH WAVE Delivers an Assault of Silly Hokum
Ridiculous. Sorry, but that’s the overwhelming feeling from the latest “Young Adult” novel adaptation to hit cinemas. Despite the efforts …Read the Rest
ANOMALISA is Pure Kaufman Sound
Despite the facts, master-genius Charlie Kaufman’s new film Anomalisa is not wholly original. Sure, you have never seen anything like …Read the Rest
Mustang an Important Work
Repression saturates the screen as we witness the horrors of acceptance of an unwanted womanhood. Director Deniz Gamze Erguven gives …Read the Rest
RIDE ALONG 2 Is Safe, Bland and Predictable
January never lets me down. This week, the studios have brought us a haphazardly slapped together sequel. Ride Along 2 …Read the Rest
THE REVENANT Is Cold, Brutal and Unforgettable
In the midst of Hollywood sequels and reboots that relentlessly follow a predetermined formula, it’s great to see a big …Read the Rest
THE FOREST Isn’t Worth the Hike
While the early months of the new year present a few Oscar hopefuls opening to wide audiences, it also marks …Read the Rest