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REVIEW: ‘Bellflower’ directed by Evan Glodell
The media are a weird entity. They run on money, power and buzz -- the latter being the most important factor when pertaining to the independent arts
Read More »REVIEW: ’50/50′ directed by Jonathan Levine
Sometimes a movie just has soul -- something that can't be planned out in pre-production, directed in a shot, or added in in post. It's something intangible that can only be felt. 50/50 has
Read More »REVIEW: ‘One Day’ directed by Lone Scherfig
Same as it ever was, the only thing more dishonest than a clumsy remake is a clumsy remake that pays no credit to its meritable source
Read More »REVIEW: ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2′ directed by David Yates
Ten years ago, Warner Brothers brought the world of J.K. Rowling’s ever popular Harry Potter series to the silver screen.
Read More »CRITERION BLU-RAY REVIEW: ‘Kiss Me Deadly’ directed by Robert Aldrich
It’s 1955. The Cold War is at its height and film noir is dominating cinema screens, sharing time with westerns, epics and musicals.
Read More »REVIEW: ‘Everything Must Go’ directed by Dan Rush
Ever since I was introduced to Will Ferrell's other, more tender acting side in 'Stranger Than Fiction' and 'Winter's Passing', I've been dying to see him in another role where he has a more
Read More »BLU-RAY REVIEW: ‘Twelve O’clock High’ directed by Henry King
Since the beginning of Blu-Ray, it has been quite tricky to get any of the major studios to release their classic films in high definition and in a quality worthy of the medium
Read More »REVIEW: ‘Midnight in Paris’ directed by Woody Allen
'Midnight in Paris' is a rarity amongst more recent Woody Allen films. It is a smart, witty and evenly paced film with fabulous performances from its entire cast.
Read More »REVIEW: ‘Tree of Life’ by Terrence Malick
Terrence Malick’s latest masterpiece 'The Tree of Life' is nothing short of entrancing
Read More »REVIEW: ‘Capriccio’ by Richard Strauss
On Friday, April 1, the Metropolitan Opera presented Richard Strauss’ final opera 'Capriccio' for the first time since 1998 starring superstar Soprano Renee Fleming in the role of the countess - who must choose
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