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Movie Review: Chuck Wepner, “The Brawler,” was the boxer who inspired “Rocky”
It’s not a backhanded compliment to say Zach McGowan of “Black Sails,” “The Walking Dead” and “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” is entirely too good-looking to play the boxer Chuck Wepner. He doesn’t look like a mug, no hint of the beaten … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “I Hate Kids”
The high-higher-highest hopes engendered by titling your comedy “I Hate Kids” are pretty much dashed by this sentimental romp that never romps. Joke by groaning joke, scene by clunky, unfunny scene, it’s a DOA farce that wastes another vampy turn … Continue reading
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Movie Review: In Troubled Times, “The Boy Who Would be King” pulls the Sword from the Stone
The tweenage characters in “The Kid Who Would be King” freely acknowledge that they’re living through an endless story, “The Hero With a Thousand Faces,” they’d say — if they were reading Joseph Campbell at 12.” “We’re Han and Chewy, … Continue reading
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Preview, a terrorist attack is remembered at the “Hotel Mumbai”
Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, Jason Issacs, Nazanin Boniadi, Anupam Kher and Natasha Liu Bordizzo star in this Mar.22 release, a nail-biting thriller built around the terrorist takeover of the Taj Mahal Hotel in November of 2008, part of a series of Pakistani backed assaults on Mumbai. Of course, it’s a … Continue reading
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Movie Nation goes to Mecum, the “World’s Largest Collector Car Auction”
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Next Screening: “The Kid who Would be King”
It’s the first 2019 movie to be widely previewed for critics pre release. So Fox figures it has a winner on its hands. “Kid” who pulls the sword out of the stone in Brexit Britain features Patrick Stewart and opens … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Accept no substitute, even though Keanu likes to make “Replicas”
It’s never too early in the year for the first seriously silly sci-fi poppycock to crawl out of Hollywood. “Replicas” takes that title this year, a banal, thinly-scripted thriller about an amoral scientist (Keanu Reeves) who loses his family in … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “A Dog’s Way Home”
All kids need to know about “A Dog’s Way Home” is that it’s about cute puppies and kitties and a digital cougar. I mean, there’s a reason “America’s Funniest Home Videos” has stayed on the air for decades and that … Continue reading
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Next screening? “A Dog’s Way Home”
Bryce Dallas Howard voices the doggy in this “Incredible Journey” knockoff. The author of “A Dog’s Purpose” wrote it, and reliable kids-and-animals director Charles Martin Smith (“A Dolphin’s Tale”) is behind the camera. Yeah, the trailer seems a tad insipid, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: JCVD (Van Damme) is “The Bouncer”
There’s something comforting in the way the ageing action star Jean-Claude Van Damme is wearing his years. He’s letting the mileage show, and not losing a lot of sleep about the fact that his punches aren’t what they once seemed … Continue reading
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