Film in review – “A Most Violent Year”
“A Most Violent Year” is about the home heating oil business in New Jersey in the early 1980s. No, that doesn’t sound..
“A Most Violent Year” is about the home heating oil business in New Jersey in the early 1980s. No, that doesn’t sound..
OK, all you veteran moms and dads out there: truth-telling time. There have been moments when you wish you hadn’t had kids..
"Black Sea" is a submarine drama that features close quarters, distrust, sweat, anxiety, aggression, fear and testosterone. It's the polar opposite from..
Interview with Kevin Macdonald, director of "Black Sea" Dallas, Texas January 15, 2015 Presbyterian Outlook: OK, so I have to know about..
Based on a true story, “Black or White” dares to explore American race relations in a whole different light. Elliott (Kevin Costner)..
What this movie does is invoke every experience you’ve had in dealing with loved ones suffering from dementia. That makes it a..
Yes, there are some red-blooded American moviegoers who absolutely refuse to mess with subtitles. In a way, I can't blame them. It's..
Jennifer Aniston forsakes all attempts at Hollywood glamour in “Cake.” She plays Claire, a severely wounded middle-aged woman who has suffered a..
Al Pacino is a whirling dervish of a screen presence. He sucks the air out of the room for anybody brave enough..
“Spare Parts” is a feel-good movie that is curiously awkward in places, but nonetheless manages to deliver the emotional impact of the..
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