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Daily Archives: November 18, 2014
Movie Review: “Point and Shoot”
In a cinema recently overrun with combat documentaries, Marshall Curry’s “Point and Shoot” manages a first. Here’s a film that captures the romance of war amongst today’s young and testosterone-fueled. Want to know why young men from all over the … Continue reading
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“Ornery” thy name is Tommy Lee Jones — just ask Hilary Swank
“Ornery” is a word that fits Tommy Lee Jones like a well-broken in pair of cockroach killers, boots as leathery as the features on his timeworn face. “I don’t know the meaning of the word,” Jones grumps. He’s being disingenuous, … Continue reading
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Have a question for Leighton Meester?
You don’t have to have caught her break-out performance on TV’s “Gossip Girl” to have a take on Leighton Meester. She all but stole “Country Strong,” she’s a sexy-comical come-on in this fall’s “The Judge,” and plays an adorable folk … Continue reading
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Spade starts filming “Joe Dirt 2” — Why?
Seriously, was there a demand for this that I am missing? The first movie was a lower-than-low fiasco, not exactly a smash, though it did give us a chance to see Spade’s SNL castmate Dennis Miller trying on his radio … Continue reading
