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Inkoo Kang

  • ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Review: Emma Stone and Steve Carell Recreate a Cultural Turning Point

    This retelling of the epic Billie Jean King-Bobby Riggs matchup spins a love story alongside its mostly observant social comedy

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    September 21, 2017 @ 4:53 PM
    Inkoo Kang
    4:53 PM
    ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Review: Emma Stone and Steve Carell Recreate a Cultural Turning Point
  • ‘Strong Island’ Review: Poignant Netflix Doc Covers Race, Crime and a Family’s Pain

    Director Yance Ford’s camera gets up close and personal as his family recalls a murder for which justice was denied

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    September 15, 2017 @ 8:26 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    8:26 AM
    ‘Strong Island’ Review: Poignant Netflix Doc Covers Race, Crime and a Family’s Pain
  • ‘Viceroy’s House’ Review: Whites Are Burdened, Indians Contrived in Colonial Drama

    Director Gurinder Chadha salutes the good intentions of the British while short-shrifting their South Asian subjects

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    August 30, 2017 @ 6:01 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    6:01 AM
    ‘Viceroy’s House’ Review: Whites Are Burdened, Indians Contrived in Colonial Drama
  • ‘Death Note’ Review: Remake of Japanese Hit Loses Everything in Translation

    Whitewashed Netflix remake of hit Japanese property aims for suspense, horror, romance and achieves none

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    August 21, 2017 @ 7:00 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    7:00 AM
    ‘Death Note’ Review: Remake of Japanese Hit Loses Everything in Translation
  • ‘Gook’ Review: Indie Drama Offers Korean American POV of LA Riots

    In his powerful sophomore film, writer-director-actor Justin Chon explores relations between black, Latino and Korean Angelenos

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    August 18, 2017 @ 10:58 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    10:58 AM
    ‘Gook’ Review: Indie Drama Offers Korean American POV of LA Riots
  • ‘Pilgrimage’ Review: Tom Holland Goes to the Crusades

    This medieval adventure bobbles its deeper ideas but knows how to plunge a sword into a face

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    August 11, 2017 @ 8:55 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    8:55 AM
    ‘Pilgrimage’ Review: Tom Holland Goes to the Crusades
  • ‘Columbus’ Review: Low-Key Character Study Skimps on the Details

    John Cho and Haley Lu Richardson get to know modern architecture — and each other — in a soulful film that could be richer

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    August 4, 2017 @ 8:42 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    8:42 AM
    ‘Columbus’ Review: Low-Key Character Study Skimps on the Details
  • ‘Person to Person’ Review: Indie Drama Flails to Little Avail

    Random characters (played by the likes of Michael Cera and Abbi Jacobson) cross paths during a day in Brooklyn, but so what?

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    July 26, 2017 @ 8:49 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    8:49 AM
    ‘Person to Person’ Review: Indie Drama Flails to Little Avail
  • ‘Wish Upon’ Review: Entitled Millennial Meets Demon, Generates Few Scares

    The idea of a sociopathic teen misusing the deadly power of a magic box goes nowhere in this flaccid PG-13 horror entry

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    July 13, 2017 @ 9:00 AM
    Inkoo Kang
    9:00 AM
    ‘Wish Upon’ Review: Entitled Millennial Meets Demon, Generates Few Scares
  • ‘City of Gold’ Review: Jonathan Gold Doc is a Spoonful of Sugar

    Filmmaker Laura Gabbert’s love letter to the Pulitzer-winning food critic, and the city of Los Angeles, is hyper-palatable yet unconvincing

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    March 7, 2016 @ 4:10 PM
    4:10 PM
    ‘City of Gold’ Review: Jonathan Gold Doc is a Spoonful of Sugar
  • ‘Risen’ Review: Christian Epic Nearly Resurrects Faith-Based Cinema

    The Christian genre expands and improves in Joseph Fiennes vehicle that glides beautifully before crashing abruptly

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 18, 2016 @ 3:00 PM
    Movies
    3:00 PM
    ‘Risen’ Review: Christian Epic Nearly Resurrects Faith-Based Cinema
  • ‘Race’ Review: Jesse Owens Biopic Is Uncommonly Engaging Sports Story

    Stephan James and Jason Sudeikis play the Olympian and his devoted coach in a soaring story that isn’t afraid to explore moral depths

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 18, 2016 @ 9:00 AM
    9:00 AM
    ‘Race’ Review: Jesse Owens Biopic Is Uncommonly Engaging Sports Story
  • ‘4th Man Out’ Review: Coming-Out Comedy Should Have Come Out 10 Years Ago

    Outdated, unfunny and unappealingly bro-y, this Outfest favorite only works if you’re invested in one very specific way of being gay

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    February 3, 2016 @ 9:22 AM
    9:22 AM
    ‘4th Man Out’ Review: Coming-Out Comedy Should Have Come Out 10 Years Ago
  • ‘Jane Got a Gun’ Review: Natalie Portman Western Romance Hits Its Target

    Inexplicably hidden from advance press, this scandal-plagued project overcame the odds to deliver an earnestly felt actioner

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    January 29, 2016 @ 5:39 PM
    5:39 PM
    ‘Jane Got a Gun’ Review: Natalie Portman Western Romance Hits Its Target
  • ‘The Boy’ Review: Scary-Doll Horror Flick Is Creepy and Clever

    A nanny escaping from an abusive ex gets more than she bargained for

    By

    Inkoo Kang
    January 22, 2016 @ 5:44 PM
    5:44 PM
    ‘The Boy’ Review: Scary-Doll Horror Flick Is Creepy and Clever
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