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Daily Archives: December 19, 2014
Mark Wahlberg on gambling, “The Gambler” and the pardon
Mark Wahlberg plays a college professor with a near-suicidal addiction to gambling in his new film, “The Gambler.” While he knew moviegoers would have little trouble buying into him as a guy with an obsession for blackjack, the “day job” … Continue reading
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Weekend Movies: “Hobbit” passes muster, “Museum” doesn’t, “Annie” panned
So Sony Pictures’ OTHER holiday movie will have to tote the load that it was to have shared with “The Interview,” a film the studio pulled from release after North Korea’s ranting threats against the studio, theatergoers and America in … Continue reading
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