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The Age of Adaline (2015)

The Age of Adaline (2015)

Opening with an earnest narration straight out of a Ken Burns Americana documentary, we learn that Adaline, born in 1908, was in a car accident where, by some magic...

Linda
Fortitude (2015)

Fortitude (2015)

With the dim Arctic light, the ever-present snow, and the need to carry a gun outside at all times (polar bears!), the remote island-settlement of Fortitude is a place...

Linda
Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014)

Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014)

Here’s the thing: if you assume your audience already knows the story – in this case, that of Moses (Christian Bale) and the freeing of the Hebrews from slavery...

Vickie
Beyond the Lights

Beyond the Lights

On the night of the music world’s flashiest awards, new superstar Noni (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) should be on the top of the world. With her sexpot image and her hit...

Linda
A Better Life

A Better Life

Carlos (Demián Bichir) has been in the United States illegally for many, many years, making a living as a landscaper at rich homes in the Los Angeles area. His...

Linda
Boy A

Boy A

Boy A is the perfect kind of movie to see completely cold. My pals Vickie and Eric has both caught the film at the Toronto Film Festival in 2007,...

Linda
The Humbling

The Humbling (2014)

Simon Axler (Pacino) has invested his whole life in acting. He eats, sleeps, and breathes the craft, so when he finds his faculties failing, he’s at a loss. What...

Jennifer
Sunset Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard

For anyone young enough to picture the 1950s as one extended Leave it to Beaver episode, I would respectfully refer you to the film noir classic Sunset Boulevard. It’s...

Jennifer
Downton Abbey: Season Five

Downton Abbey: Season Five

I know I wasn’t the only one that just about threw in the towel on Season Four of Downton Abbey. As if the carnage of losing two popular characters...

Linda
Rain Man (1988)

Rain Man (1988)

Alas, where would the world be without Rain Man?  What would we call our friends when they rattled off some obscure fact or showed signs of obsessive rigidity?  What...

Jennifer
Fury (2014)

Fury (2014)

Though it could easily have become a vanity project about war (think: last year’s less-than-compelling Monuments Men) for its marquee star, Brad Pitt, this is, instead a seemingly “small”...

Vickie
Gone Girl

Gone Girl

Honestly, even at nearly two-and-a-half hours long, there’s nary a wasted second or throwaway scene or drawn-out sequence that could have been snipped in director David Fincher’s dark and...

Vickie