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Daily Archives: September 18, 2017
Movie Review: A Corps “Lioness” has Trouble Adjusting to Civilian life after Iraq in “Blood Stripe”
Movies about vets struggling with post traumatic stress or other issues after service in the Middle East are so common that Hollywood has, on a few occasions, declined to release even productions with big stars on that subject. Nowadays, you … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Stronger” offers up the fall’s first Oscar contending performances
All he wanted to do was skip out of work early, make a fancy poster and charm his way back into his ex-girlfriend’s life as she crossed the finish line at the Boston Marathon. If, of course, he can avoid … Continue reading
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