With each new Pixar release, there’s a temptation to immediately see where it ranks. How does it stack up to The […]
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With each new Pixar release, there’s a temptation to immediately see where it ranks. How does it stack up to The […]
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Typically, the heroes of Westerns are rugged cowboys, bombastic outlaws, or noble sheriffs. They are men with a sneer on their […]
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The inmates who break out of Pretoria Central Prison are imprisoned for their political activities, but the context is mostly irrelevant […]
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Ricky Tollman’s Run This Town begins in a bout of stylistic frenzy that defines the ambitions, if not the overall tone, […]
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Although he’s still best known for being John Travolta’s brother, for a while in the ’90s and ’00s Joey Travolta carved […]
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Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man feels like three kinds of genre films melded together. One is a thriller about escaping an […]
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Blood on Her Name opens with a scene of intense immediacy. A young woman stands above a man’s corpse lying in […]
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For over two hundred years, the world has been enchanted with Emma, Jane Austen’s tale of a “handsome, clever, (and) rich” […]
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The Call of the Wild will be the first encounter for some viewers (including this one) with the Disney-owned 20th Century […]
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One of the running refrains of Daniel Roher’s musical bio-doc Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band is that the […]
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There’s some sort of irony in Willem Dafoe providing the voice of a cartoon seagull just a few months after he […]
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The Photograph is a movie that feels needlessly unsure of the story it wants to tell. Stella Meghie’s romance is, at […]
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