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Not unlike its main heroine, The Face of Love is full of hope and uncertainty – but only on the surface, clearly.
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You really have to be some kind of jaded not to be mesmerized by Bears, the latest documentary offering from DisneyNature.
Part dramatic biopic, part tale of love, I Am Big Bird: The Caroll Spinney Story, like the titular yellow bird himself, has mass app...
What you are about to see is theatre, director Jeremiah Zagar cleverly announces at the start of his documentary. It’s subjective in...
A traumatic past, parallel storylines, and a haunted mirror make up Oculus, an inventive and infectious horror film getting a releas...
It’s an opening scene and telling introduction that few other actors could pull off. A mix of absurd poetry and passionate disillusi...
The shield of the N.F.L., which some of the more rebellious and impish among us refer to as standing for the ‘No Fun League,’ is pla...
The ultimate question regarding The Raid 2 is whether or not two hours of meandering, ineffectual drama punctuated by moments of blo...
There are plenty poignant comments that come from the homely, schizophrenic forger, liar, known as Mark Landis. He nonchalantly dupl...
There are myriad potent words that can and should describe Afflicted-eerie, unpredictable, horrific – before getting to a trio of lo...
For a while it seems like the entirety of the Captain America sequel will thoughtfully and not so subtly dissect present day issues...