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4 years ago
The delightfully goofy “Brian and Charles” is a sweet-natured, charming comedy that will appeal to all ages. The heartwarming story of a socially awkward and lonely inventor named Brian (David Earl) and his creation, a robot friend named Charl... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Feminist drama “Call Jane” is one of the more mainstream films about the hot-button topic of abortion rights, yet it never feels controversial. The film is based on a group of women in Chicago in the 1960s who called themselves the Janes, a ne... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
A career-best performance from Rebecca Hall can’t save writer-director Andrew Semans‘ maddening “Resurrection,” an annoying yet deeply disturbing tale of psychological horror. The film bounces back and forth from traditional buttoned-up dr... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
It is easy to be charmed by “Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul,” a very funny satirical comedy about the disgraced pastor of a megachurch (Sterling K. Brown) and his loyal and proud first lady (Regina Hall). Filmed in a faux documentary style, wr... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
In 2017, a Marine veteran named Brian Easley walked into a Wells Fargo bank in Georgia and threatened to detonate a bomb. Suffering from PTSD, he was angry that the Department of Veterans Affairs was withholding his disability checks: checks that... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
There are too many misfires in “Master” that prevent it from achieving its true potential. The premise is compelling, the acting and directing is solid, but the finished product is a disappointing reminder of what it could have been. Professo... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
“Cha Cha Real Smooth” is the type of independent film that mainstream audiences love, and that’s okay. In a year where the Sundance Film Festival served up a long list of mediocrity and disappointment, it’s no wonder that this movie stood... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Actor, playwright, and author Jesse Eisenberg makes his directorial debut with “When You Finish Saving the World,” the film adaptation of his Audible series about characters learning to understand those closest to them, as well as themselves.... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
I don’t know how to begin this review of “Fresh.” I loved the film so much, and I don’t want to spoil its twists, turns, and surprises before audiences get to experience it for the first time. It’s best to go in blind, and I will do my b... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
“The Janes” is a documentary that tells a timely story about the fight for safe and legal abortions in America. Co-directors Tia Lessin and Emma Pildes piece together archival footage from the 1960s and 1970s, as well as talking head interview... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Diagnosed with a terminal illness, Sarah (Karen Gillan) is having a tough time coping the news. Her doctor encourages her to explore a procedure known as “Replacement,” where a biotech company creates an identical clone within a few hours. Act... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
The beautiful, touching “A Love Song” marks an impressive debut from writer / director Max Walker-Silverman. This quietly moving film is a simple story, well told. Featuring strong performances from Dale Dickey and Wes Studi, this is a sweet,... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
It’s been said that no good deed goes unpunished, and “A Hero” is a deeply human film that hits home (and hits hard) with that idea. Writer / director Asghar Farhadi‘s Cannes Grand Prix award winner explores a reality where even the simple... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
There is nothing unique or even memorable about “The 355,” director Simon Kinberg‘s film about a group of international agents who join forces to retrieve a dangerous top secret weapon. The set-up feels too familiar and formulaic, and doesn�... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Considering the current state of the world, it may not seem like the ideal time to bring the dark story of “Nightmare Alley,” director Guillermo del Toro‘s adaptation of the 1946 William Lindsay Gresham novel, to audiences searching for an e... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Although based on a stage musical, the big screen version of writer Erica Schmidt‘s “Cyrano” (who also penned the screenplay) would fare better without all of the song and dance. The mediocre tunes and too-simple lyrics (songs by Bryce and A... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Add “Don’t Look Up” to the list of movies that start with a good idea but fail miserably with execution. Despite a mega-wattage cast and Oscar winner Adam McKay writing and directing, nothing can save this overbearing and tiresome project. I... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
It’s the Golden Rule when adapting a memoir to the screen: make sure your subject is interesting. This ultimately leads to the downfall of director George Clooney‘s “The Tender Bar,” based on author J.R. Moehringer’s 2006 autobiographica... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
Writer / director Aaron Sorkin takes a heaping helping of artistic liberties in “Being the Ricardos,” his biopic about one week in the personal and professional life of 1950s television superstar Lucille Ball (Nicole Kidman) and her husband, D... Read the full review »
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4 years ago
If you’ve seen the trailer, you’ve seen the movie. “Sing 2” is one of THOSE films. This bright, colorful, animated spectacle reminds me of the kid in my 6th grade class who always tried so desperately to be liked by all of his mates, doing... Read the full review »