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(02/05/15 2:29am)
With the more deftly handled time-jumping movie “Predestination” now available in stores, there is no pressing reason anymore to go see “Project Almanac.” However, if one is dying to revisit the halls of high school in a new light, “Project Almanac” may have something to offer moviegoers.
(01/26/15 3:37pm)
“Mortdecai” is a lousy film, riddled by a weak and linear plot. The plot brings the audience to some attractive destinations — England, Hong Kong, Russia, and the United States — but the locales are wasted on the film’s lackluster premise and execution.
(01/22/15 7:35pm)
It is no easy feat to quiet a theater audience. Once the credits start rolling, it is normal to hear whispers and laughs as people get up from their seats to awkwardly shuffle towards the exit. Only on rare occasions do films paralyze their audiences, keeping them in their seats.
(11/10/14 9:40pm)
In Australian horror movie “The Babadook,” scares are not all the audience has to look forward to. The film — recounting the story of a single mother, her troubled son and the titular pop-up children's book that becomes all too real — shows the viewer how grief can come to dominate a human being. Depression overcomes the mind and, suddenly, tree branches become claws, basements turn into cemeteries and shadows evolve into a supernatural monster.
(11/05/14 4:50pm)
“Nightcrawler” presents a new definition of citizen journalism. The film pushes its cast and audience to consider the flaws in the media, exposing corruption and the devastating truth that the thirst for money may drive a man to drastic measures.
(11/01/14 8:33pm)
In “John Wick,” Keanu Reeves returns to the screen in what may be one of his finest roles in a decade. Flexing every one of his talents in the titular role, Reeves elevates what on paper may read as a weak pitch to a heartfelt and graceful, but bloody and visceral action experience.