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Monthly Archives: September 2024
Movie Preview: Holiday fun for the whole family! “Nosferatu”
Horror for the holidays (a Dec. 25 release) comes in the form of a new Robert Eggers (“The Witch,” “The Lighthouse,” “The Northman”) version of the classic vampire tale “Nosferatu,” starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Emma Corrin, Lily Rose-Depp and Bill Skarsgård, … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: Kurosawa’s “Rashomon” changed the Cinema and the way the World Views It
Few classic films have had the impact that “Rashomon” had on the world cinema when it premiered at the 1951 Venice Film Festival, and when it opened in the United States the day after Christmas that same year. Much of … Continue reading
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Kris Kristofferson, Singer, Songwriter and movie star –1936-2024
His weathered voice and high mileage good looks made it seem almost miraculous that he made it around the sun 88 times. And what did Kris Kristofferson do with those 88 years? An Army Air Corps brat (Dad eventually became a … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Francis Shrugged — “Megalopolis”
It’s a pity the great filmmakers can’t all bow out with “A Passage to India,” “The Dead” or “Charlie Wilson’s War.” And it’s a shame Francis Ford Coppola didn’t have some dream literary adaptation, some piece of Italian or Italian-American … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: “Will & Harper” take a Road Trip to test America’s Transgender Tolerance
What was “the pitch” for “Will & Harper” like? This road trip documentary about two longtime friends and colleagues getting together after one has transitioned is sweet as can be, but it’s “showbiz” all the way. Will Ferrell met Andrew … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Aisling Bea and Nick Frost take the kids on the Vacation from Hell — “Get Away”
Well, “We’ve taken holiday to a Swedish horror film” is how they put it. A little “Wicker Man,” a lot of Every Other “We’re not welcome here” thriller. With dark dark laughs. This horrific farce from beyond the sea is … Continue reading
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Series Finale: “The Grand Tour: One for the Road” lets Clarkson, Hammond and May drive, sail and rail into the Sunset
I was late but not terribly late getting around to “Top Gear,” finally bingeing on DVD screeners of the series the BBC was sending me for review about three or four years after the motoring show was rebooted around star … Continue reading
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BOX OFFICE: “Wild Robot” opens big, “Megalopolis” doesn’t, “Transformers” plunge, “My Old Ass” barely registers
I was betting that Deadline.com is lowballing, based on the hurricane-dampened “preview” night/opening day of “The Wild Robot” (right around $12 million), when their prognosticator said it’d hit $35 million on its opening weekend. Saturday, post hurricane, should have been … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Kate Winslet plays a Combat Photographer few recall — “Lee” Miller
“Lee” is a sturdy, episodic and sometimes moving “what I did in the war” biography of combat photographer Lee Miller. She was a pioneer in the field, breaking down barriers, making her mark at the time. The reason we’ve not … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Navigating one’s teens might be easier with a little help from “My Old Ass”
There’s a cute coarseness that lets “My Old Ass” live up — or down — to its title and its standing as “An Aubrey Plaza Comedy.” That’s Plaza’s brand, after all, and she is the title character. But this sentimental … Continue reading
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