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Inkoo Kang

  • ‘Heaven Is for Real’ Review: Even Skeptics Can Find This Tale Humane and Even-Handed

    A young boy claims to have glimpsed the afterlife during a near-death experience, and director Randall Wallace keeps his adaptation of the pop-religion best-seller on an even keel

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    April 15, 2014 @ 7:05 PM
    7:05 PM
    ‘Heaven Is for Real’ Review: Even Skeptics Can Find This Tale Humane and Even-Handed
  • ‘Draft Day’ Review: Football Tale Hangs Like Square Dad Jeans on Kevin Costner

    Ivan Reitman’s gridiron drama is stodgy and boxy — and not too much to look at, either

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    April 9, 2014 @ 9:30 PM
    9:30 PM
    ‘Draft Day’ Review: Football Tale Hangs Like Square Dad Jeans on Kevin Costner
  • ‘Dom Hemingway’ Review: Jude Law Goes Full Character Actor in This Hilarious but Hollow Gangster Comedy

    Jude Law leaves his pretty-boy past behind him to play a middle-aged mobster in a movie that’s not always worthy of his exertions

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    April 2, 2014 @ 9:29 AM
    9:29 AM
    ‘Dom Hemingway’ Review: Jude Law Goes Full Character Actor in This Hilarious but Hollow Gangster Comedy
  • ‘Rob the Mob’ Review: A Bonnie & Clyde Tale That’s Better Than Its Title

    Michael Pitt and Nina Arianda star as real-life Robin Hoods – accent on the “hoods” – with a plan so brilliantly stupid it actually worked, until it didn’t

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    March 19, 2014 @ 10:55 PM
    10:55 PM
    ‘Rob the Mob’ Review: A Bonnie & Clyde Tale That’s Better Than Its Title
  • ‘Le Week-End’ Review: Can the City of Lights Save This Marriage?

    Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan crackle as a sparring British couple on holiday in this perceptive and witty new dramedy written by Hanif Kureishi

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    March 13, 2014 @ 7:13 AM
    7:13 AM
    ‘Le Week-End’ Review: Can the City of Lights Save This Marriage?
  • ‘Bad Words’ Review: Jason Bateman’s Directorial Debut Exhilarates Until It Grates

    The “Arrested Development” star avoids the trap of easy sentimentality in this spelling-bee comedy, but that leaves us with a movie about an unrepentant jerk whose jibes are more revolting than they are funny

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    March 7, 2014 @ 8:00 PM
    8:00 PM
    ‘Bad Words’ Review: Jason Bateman’s Directorial Debut Exhilarates Until It Grates
  • ‘Mr. Peabody and Sherman’ Review: Amusing Cartoon Might Delight Adults More Than Kids

    If only this inconsistent comedy-adventure, based on the classic TV show, were as singularly clever and capable as its canine hero

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    March 4, 2014 @ 11:36 PM
    11:36 PM
    ‘Mr. Peabody and Sherman’ Review: Amusing Cartoon Might Delight Adults More Than Kids
  • ‘Son of God’ Review: Bless Me, Surfer Jesus

    Not unlike “Game of Thrones,” this big-screen condensation of History’s “The Bible” miniseries plays far more interestingly when it focuses on political machinations rather than on the supernatural

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 26, 2014 @ 9:04 AM
    9:04 AM
    ‘Son of God’ Review: Bless Me, Surfer Jesus
  • ‘Barefoot’ Review: This Love Isn’t Very Crazy, But It’s Plenty Stupid

    When Scott Speedman and Evan Rachel Wood find love in a mental hospital, this dreadful dramedy takes “manic pixie dream girl” to new levels of dumb

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 20, 2014 @ 1:31 PM
    1:31 PM
    ‘Barefoot’ Review: This Love Isn’t Very Crazy, But It’s Plenty Stupid
  • ‘Omar’ Review: Palestinians Chafe Under Israeli Occupation in Oscar-Nominated Drama

    Until a weak finish, writer-director Hany Abu-Assad (“Paradise Now”) takes a provocative look at how the ongoing struggles in the West Bank take a personal toll on the people who live there

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 19, 2014 @ 1:41 PM
    1:41 PM
    ‘Omar’ Review: Palestinians Chafe Under Israeli Occupation in Oscar-Nominated Drama
  • ‘Endless Love’ Review: Teen Romance Isn’t Schmaltzy, But It’s Not Special, Either

    Alex Pettyfer is poor, Gabriella Wilde is rich, and they’re both pretty in this slick but ardent love story

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 13, 2014 @ 6:58 AM
    6:58 AM
    ‘Endless Love’ Review: Teen Romance Isn’t Schmaltzy, But It’s Not Special, Either
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