IFFBoston Opening Night Review: ‘The Spectacular Now’
THE SPECTACULAR NOW, draws inspiration from John Hughes and Cameron Crowe ‘80s teen flicks, to tell an unabashedly earnest tale of young love.
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IFFBoston Review: ‘Lonely Boy’
Movies like LONELY BOY show the merits of independent film, by proving that you don’t always need lots of money or big name actors to tell a great story.
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Review and a Brew: ‘Dead Man Down’
My quick video review of DEAD MAN DOWN, while enjoying a delicious craft beer.
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Review and a Brew: ‘A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III’
My quick video review of A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE MIND OF CHARLES SWAN III, while enjoying a delicious craft beer.
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Sci-Fi Cinema Did It Better Before ‘Oblivion’
OBLIVION isn’t a remake of anything; although it might as well be. And like most remakes, you’ll feel like the films that it mimics did things better.
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’42’ Is About More Than Just One Man’s Struggle
42 is one of those sports stories that just make you feel good, and gets you appreciate the sacrifices Robinson and his colleagues made for baseball.
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Reviews: ‘Evil Dead’ and ‘Jurassic Park 3D’
This “Weekend Movie Preview” column features my reviews of EVIL DEAD and JURASSIC PARK 3D.
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‘Olympus Has Fallen’: ‘Die Hard’ While ‘Under Siege’ at the White House
OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN is “Die Hard while Under Siege at the White House,” which is actually a good thing.
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Documentary Review: ‘Bully’
BULLY does a tremendous job of raising awareness about the prevalence of bullying in our nation’s public schools, while also exposing its adverse effects.
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Arkin Astounds in ‘The Incredible Burt Wonderstone’
Alan Arkin’s crotchety Rance Halloway steals the show with his biting sarcasm and astounding magic tricks in THE INCREDIBLE BURT WONDERSTONE.
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