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MARY AND THE WITCH’S FLOWER REVIEWED “Mary and The Witch’s Flower” feels like Studio Ghibli, but it’s not. Playing like a recent string of girl-focused anime projects, the film feels a bit cliche. Attraction to neighborhood boys, absentee parents and precocious cats introduce us to this world. Then, Mary...
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THE SENSE OF AN ENDING REVIEWED “The Sense of an Ending” stumbles into the same claptrap that befalls many popular novel to film adaptations. It wants to dial up the intensity for a film audience, but it also really loves the book. The book is basically a bunch of...
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Unravel the truth when the suspenseful drama, based on the acclaimed novel, The Sense of an Ending, arrives on Digital HD May 23 and DVD and On Demand June 6 from Lionsgate. Academy Award® winner Jim Broadbent (Best Supporting Actor, Iris, 2001) shines in “an outstanding performance” (Vanity Fair)...
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SENSE OF AN ENDING REVIEWED “The Sense of an Ending” stumbles into the same claptrap that befalls many popular novel to film adaptations. It wants to dial up the intensity for a film audience, but it also really loves the book. The book is basically a bunch of British...
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EDDIE THE EAGLE REVIEWED “Eddie the Eagle” is the weird kind of biopic. The film takes about 15% of a true story and then makes up a film around it. Eddie the Eagle did exist and he traveled overseas to learn ski jumping. He was a persistent kid...
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”Brooklyn” was a film that snuck up on me. I know that I say it...
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”Get Santa” is the kind of film that has been done...
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In 1950s Ireland and New York, young Ellis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries. “Brooklyn” arrives in theaters on November 6th, 2015....
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”Big Game” continues my love of foreign genre directors making their debuts in weird first offering in America. SLJ is President, Jim Broadbent is on the take and it’s up to a weird looking kid to save the day. Throw in a synth soundtrack...
MARY AND THE WITCH’S FLOWER REVIEWED “Mary and The Witch’s Flower” feels like Studio Ghibli, but it’s not. Playing like a recent string of girl-focused anime projects, the film feels a bit cliche. Attraction to neighborhood boys, absentee parents and precocious cats introduce us to this world. Then, Mary...
THE SENSE OF AN ENDING REVIEWED “The Sense of an Ending” stumbles into the same claptrap that befalls many popular novel to film adaptations. It wants to dial up the intensity for a film audience, but it also really loves the book. The book is basically a bunch of...
SENSE OF AN ENDING REVIEWED “The Sense of an Ending” stumbles into the same claptrap that befalls many popular novel to film adaptations. It wants to dial up the intensity for a film audience, but it also really loves the book. The book is basically a bunch of British...
EDDIE THE EAGLE REVIEWED “Eddie the Eagle” is the weird kind of biopic. The film takes about 15% of a true story and then makes up a film around it. Eddie the Eagle did exist and he traveled overseas to learn ski jumping. He was a persistent kid...
”Brooklyn” was a film that snuck up on me. I know that I say it...
”Get Santa” is the kind of film that has been done...
In 1950s Ireland and New York, young Ellis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries. “Brooklyn” arrives in theaters on November 6th, 2015....
”Big Game” continues my love of foreign genre directors making their debuts in weird first offering in America. SLJ is President, Jim Broadbent is on the take and it’s up to a weird looking kid to save the day. Throw in a synth soundtrack...