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End of Watch: Partners Against Crime
End of Watch is the third in a string of look-at-me-I’m-so-gritty dramas about Los Angeles cops directed by David Ayer. This one is different,...
Master: Almighty Dodd
Bear with me here. I write this review a scant hour or so after watching Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master, and like most of...
You’re an Imbecile, Sam Bacile
Let's say I find myself a really long, sharp stick. Let's say I take that stick and go poking an elephant with it repeatedly....
Film Shorts
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Stolen (R) Nicolas Cage stars in this thriller as a former thief who frantically searches for his kidnapped daughter. Also with Josh Lucas, Malin...
Arbitrage: High-Risk Bonds
One thing about New York City: In no other place on Earth are the very rich, the very poor, and everybody in between thrown...
Bill W.: Demon Drink
The title of Bill W. refers to William G. Wilson, the former Wall Street securities analyst who lost his livelihood to alcoholism and the...
Film Shorts
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The Cold Light of Day (PG-13) Henry Cavill stars in this thriller as a young Wall Street trader who must save his family in...
Bachelorette: Maids of Dishonor
Remember that post-Bridesmaids wave of ill-behaved female humor that I mentioned last week? It reaches high tide this week with Bachelorette, a comedy that...
Hollywood Words
For a film about writers, The Words isn’t particularly well written. Scripted and directed by Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal, the movie features a...
Local Artist Scores River Phoenix’s Last Movie
James Michael Taylor is not “going Hollywood,” as the old saying goes –– he’s much too cantankerous and outspoken for anyplace other than Fort...
