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Wyld Stallions: The Next Generation? No. Not this image. The one below
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Movie preview’ China celebrates the triumph of communism in “LIBERATION”
With Hollywood pandering to the Chinese market in every action film tailored for international release, it’s worth taking a look at the fare prepared at home for domestic consumption. In China. Here’s an actioner about a battle late in the … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Jackson, Hurt and Harris, Plummer and Sebastian Stan in a Vietnam story — “The Last Full Measure”
Jan. 24, an investigation into a potential Medal of Honor recipient talking to the old men who knew him.
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Netflixable? When the French want a “Hangover” of a bachelor party, they go to “Budapest”
Here’s a French farce along the lines of “The Hangover,” where the bachelors — instead of Vegas — venture to the scenic, sinful “Wild West” of Budapest, Hungary. The twist here is that two guys fed up with their MBA … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Jose” serves up a moving slice of Guatemalan gay life
“José” is an intimate character portrait depicting the struggle between responsibility and love in a gay teen in modern day Guatemala. What was the last movie you saw set in Guatemala? Director and co-writer Li Cheng loses himself in the … Continue reading
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Does “Fantasy Island” have a casting problem obvious in the trailer?
Love Michael Peña, and I’ve interviewed him a few times over the years, beginning with his break-out in “World Trade Center.” He’s made fine comic foils and a first rate Cesar Chavez, is always credible as star or co-star, playing … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Andy Garcia is a San Juan car salesman with a heart for a homeless child “ANA”
Films set in Puerto Rico are as rare as hurricane aid to the storm tossed island. This is worth seeing just for the novelty.
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Netflixable? “All the Freckles in the World (Todas las pecas del mundo)”
All the years of fitfully studying Spanish, all the Spanish language films I’ve reviewed, and today I learn a new word. “Ñoño.” It’s Spanish (Mexican slang) for “lame.” I didn’t hear it in the new Netflix comedy “All the Freckles … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Eva Green and Matt Dillon make Mars plans in “Proxima”
The film is largely French, and has opened in France. But somebody’s sure to pick it up here, if only for limited release pre-VOD/Streaming. A drama about motherhood, the Big Mission and the tug between the two. A plum role … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: “Gretel & Hansel”
Not going to name names or anything, but SOME of us remember when Alice Krige made her first big splash on screen as the title character, a young woman accidentally killed by callous young men who are later haunted by … Continue reading
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