Film in review – “Blackhat”
Movies about cyber-hacking are difficult to make because watching a guy sitting at a computer is not exactly thrilling. But trying to..
Movies about cyber-hacking are difficult to make because watching a guy sitting at a computer is not exactly thrilling. But trying to..
Rural Appalachia is its own insulated world. Everybody has pickup trucks, which is about the only modern concession. People live pretty much..
“Selma” is an emotional experience. Whether or not you lived through the turbulent 1960s, you know that the social upheaval changed the..
At several levels, this is a very hard movie to watch. The hardest part to take in is the war violence. We're..
We first meet Margaret (Amy Adams) back in the 1950s, when housewives were expected to wear house dresses, stay home with their..
This movie is so full of clichés that you have a basic decision to make at the outset: just roll with all..
It's more difficult to evaluate a musical than a "regular" movie. The whole experience is on an entirely different plane. Characters burst..
Only rarely has one man done so much for so many and yet gone so completely unrecognized for it in his lifetime...
Not all books convert well to the big screen. Laura Hillenbrand was already a successful author (“Seabiscuit”) and had successfully converted her..
There are so many different ways to approach this film. One prominent critic, Godfrey Cheshire of RogerEbert.com, has dubbed it “the movie..
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