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Daily Archives: May 9, 2017
Movie Reviews: Winger brings guilt, passion and regret to “The Lovers”
Everything we need to know about the marriage of Mary and Michael is plain to see, just in Debra Winger’s eyes. Whatever writer-director Azazel Jacobs’ script for “The Lovers” tries to get across with words and actions, Winger manages with … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “King Arthur” takes one in the gut
Well, if the Queen didn’t exile the members of Monty Python for their “Holy Grail,” Guy Ritchie has little to worry about with his “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.” For now. True, it bears about as much resemblance to … Continue reading
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