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By | January 2013
This week, have YOU read Sutter Cain?
Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...
Gentlemen, just trust me: there is something inherently magical about Jane Austen. So much so, in fact, that devotees clamor for anything that relates to...
I was stunned by the film “Two Mothers,” and not for any good reason at all. Rather, it’s because the film is so laughable and bad, I can’t believe...
David Lowery's Ain't Them Bodies Saints tells of a married couple whose misdeeds make a single mother of one of them and a jailbird of the other. Rooney...
“The Stuart Hall Project” is a well-done documentary about Britain’s leading cultural theorist, Stuart Hall. While I liked the film because it...
Whether appearing on the festival circuit with Zero Dark Thirty still in theaters will hurt or help Manhunt's critical and financial prospects remains to...
After Thomas Carter (Anthony Mackie) and his brother Ben (Mike Epps) survive a car crash, Thomas becomes a popular life-coach/author, predominantly due to...
As The Sundance Film Festival kicked off last Thursday in Park City, Utah, one surprising trend has emerged; docs are selling! Thus, today we’re...
Andy Heathcote’s The Moo Man is a film that can make a critic feel like a jerk. Yes, Stephen Hook is a perfectly delightful man, an old-fashioned chap...
This review was originally published on January 21, 2013... You know when you stumble into a party by accident, and too embarrassed to get up and leave,...
