‘Unbroken’ is a riveting adaptation of a great book, about an amazing man
The incredible story of Louis Zamperini’s life makes a film that covers familiar WWII ground worth watching.
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Support artistic freedom by catching ‘The Interview’
‘The Interview’ is a fun romp with raunchy, sophomoric humor
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Roger Ebert’s career explored in stellar documentary, ‘Life Itself’
Another outstanding documentary film from Steve James, director of Hoop Dreams.
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‘Begin Again’ is beautifully absorbing
Writer/director John Carney gives us another film where two struggling people combine to create beautiful music
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‘Snowpiercer’ melts the screen with its brilliance
A dystopian future where Earth’s only remaining humans circle the globe endlessly in a mighty train
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‘They Came Together’ does a good job of generating laughs
Not quite a laugh a second but not bad either
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Well-known character actor Eli Wallach has passed away
A fixture of stage and screen for decades, veteran character actor Eli Wallach has died. He was 98. Born in Brooklyn during World War I to a Jewish family living in an Italian neighborhood, Wallach attended the University of Texas. While there he appeared in a stage play with fellow Longhorns Walter Cronkite and Ann…
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‘Jersey Boys’ has wonderful music and an interesting tale
The story of the fabulous Four Seasons, adapted from the smash hit Broadway musical
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Meet Shep Gordon, the most powerful man in Hollywood you’d never heard of
An excellent first-effort from director Mike Myers
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Seth MacFarlane’s ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’ is funny enough
Rip-roaring, raunchy comedy in the old West from the minds who gave us “Family Guy” and “Ted”
