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Movie Review: Skin-deep “Skincare” doesn’t quite Hide its Wrinkles
Elizabeth Banks has a face pretty much designed to be appreciated in extreme close-up. A gifted comedienne and convincing dramatic lead with years as a talented and beautiful object of cinematic romantic desire under her belt, it’s not hard to … Continue reading
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Gena Rowlands: Emmy and Golden Globe winner, “A Woman Under the Influence,” Badass, 1930-2024
Gena Rowlands had a late life blockbuster, “The Notebook,” which made for a fine curtain call on a career that spanned half a century. She played the older version of Rachel McAdams in a teary eyed romance about a devoted … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A brilliant mind, a son’s love tested to their limits — “Rob Peace”
Chiwetel Ejiofor‘s “Rob Peace” surfs the ebb and flow of one life in making an age-old point about race and life in America. Simply put, it underscores the message of generations of TV ads for The United Negro College Fund … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Animated Action Figures try to make “The Greatest Surf Movie in the Universe”
“The Greatest Surf Movie in the Universe” is nothing of the sort. But give it to the stoners who sat around a barbie and dreamed-up this daft would-be-romp. Mixing live-action surfing footage in with a loopy sci-fi story “acted” out … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “Lolo and the Kid” have their street hustle down cold
The couple can’t miss them, a bearded old man and a small boy eating street food, then curling up under cardboard when night falls just on the other side of the gate that guards the couple’s middle class bungalow. They’re … Continue reading
Movie Preview: Sweet cerebral sci fi puts Mary Louise Parker in an “Omni Loop”
Ayo Edebiri, Carlos Jacott and Harris Yulin also star in this improbable tale of trying to become the person you always meant to be Via time travel and “a black hole growing in the middle of her body.” Sept. 20.
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Movie Preview: A teen body positive fashionista comedy — “Empire Waist”
Bullied for her weight until she meets someone who shows her how to “own” it, this uplifting comedy stars Mia Kaplan as the teen designer/dressmaker and Jemima Yevu as the classmate who opens her eyes. Missy Pyle, Jolene Purdy and … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Marvel gives Aaron Taylor Johnson and the very violent “Kraven the Hunter” a showcase
This trailer is gloom and doom and dark and bloody. With fanboy/fangirl fave Aaron TJ in the title role, and Russell Crowe playing the father who taught him violence, this should be quite the holiday…treat. Ariana DuBose is Calypso, Alessandro … Continue reading
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Movie preview: Luke Wilson, Greg Kinnear and the longest Little League World Series game ever — “You Gotta Believe”
Well doesn’t this look plucky and heart warming? I bet Greg Kinnear cries. Or makes us cry. This opens August 30
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Movie Review: A “Surprise!” birthday party might not be the best place to propose
It’s almost always funny when the subject of a surprise party belts the person who planned the party in the eye the moment they’re shocked with the shout of “SURPRISE!” “I guess those cardio kick-boxing lessons paid off!” another guest … Continue reading
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