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  • ‘The House of Tomorrow’ Film Review: Wry, Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Indie Mixes Buckminster Fuller and Punk

    The unlikely friendship between a sheltered idealist and a bitter punk is at the heart of this keenly observed comedy-drama

    By

    Robert Abele
    April 20, 2018 @ 5:18 AM
    Reviews
    5:18 AM
    ‘The House of Tomorrow’ Film Review: Wry, Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Indie Mixes Buckminster Fuller and Punk
  • ‘Traffik’ Film Review: Paula Patton Overdoes It in Overwrought Thriller

    The scenes run too long, and the characters invariably make ridiculous decisions, but at least Dante Spinotti makes it all look great

    By

    Todd Gilchrist
    April 20, 2018 @ 4:51 AM
    Reviews
    4:51 AM
    ‘Traffik’ Film Review: Paula Patton Overdoes It in Overwrought Thriller
  • ‘Krystal’ Film Review: Rosario Dawson Bewitches in Baffling Farce

    Director-costar William H. Macy’s confounding comedy defies logic to a near-surreal extent

    By

    April Wolfe
    April 12, 2018 @ 5:18 PM
    Reviews
    5:18 PM
    ‘Krystal’ Film Review: Rosario Dawson Bewitches in Baffling Farce
  • ‘Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami’ Review: She’s Almost Too Much for One Film

    Intimate documentary from Sophie Fiennes showcases the many moods and enduring stamina of the legendary performer

    By

    Dave White
    April 12, 2018 @ 4:50 PM
    Reviews
    4:50 PM
    ‘Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami’ Review: She’s Almost Too Much for One Film
  • ‘The Rider’ Film Review: Lyrical Tale of Injured Rodeo Star Heralds a Major Talent

    Chloe Zhao’s deft combination of fiction and documentary is bolstered by a magnetic Brady Jandreau, acting his own tale of wounded masculinity

    By

    Robert Abele
    April 12, 2018 @ 4:29 PM
    Reviews
    4:29 PM
    ‘The Rider’ Film Review: Lyrical Tale of Injured Rodeo Star Heralds a Major Talent
  • ‘Truth or Dare’ Film Review: Blumhouse College Horror Doesn’t Make the Grade

    Too much tedious plotting and extraneous side characters undercut what could have been a lean, mean thriller

    By

    Dan Callahan
    April 11, 2018 @ 6:00 AM
    Reviews
    6:00 AM
    ‘Truth or Dare’ Film Review: Blumhouse College Horror Doesn’t Make the Grade
  • ‘You Were Never Really Here’ Film Review: Stylish Psychological Thriller Falls a Bit Short on Substance

    How Lynne Ramsay tells the story of a PTSD-scarred private eye (Joaquin Phoenix) tends to be more interesting than the story itself

    By

    Ben Croll
    April 6, 2018 @ 1:33 PM
    Reviews
    1:33 PM
    ‘You Were Never Really Here’ Film Review: Stylish Psychological Thriller Falls a Bit Short on Substance
  • ‘Big Fish & Begonia’ Film Review: Chinese Animated Fantasy Tells Bold, Beautiful Tale of Sacrifice

    Long in the works, and already a huge hit in China, this myth-inspired tapestry tells the story of an otherworldly girl and her human-born fish-boy

    By

    Robert Abele
    April 5, 2018 @ 2:24 PM
    Reviews
    2:24 PM
    ‘Big Fish & Begonia’ Film Review: Chinese Animated Fantasy Tells Bold, Beautiful Tale of Sacrifice
  • ‘Where Is Kyra?’ Film Review: Michelle Pfeiffer Shines in Dark Indie Drama

    Pfeiffer and Kiefer Sutherland star in a bleak portrait of a woman on the brink

    By

    Elizabeth Weitzman
    April 5, 2018 @ 1:53 PM
    Reviews
    1:53 PM
    ‘Where Is Kyra?’ Film Review: Michelle Pfeiffer Shines in Dark Indie Drama
  • ‘The Miracle Season’ Film Review: Volleyball Drama Serves Few Dramatic Spikes

    Even with Oscar winners Helen Hunt and William Hurt in the cast, this faith-based sports docudrama gets caught in a formulaic net

    By

    Todd Gilchrist
    April 5, 2018 @ 8:45 AM
    Reviews
    8:45 AM
    ‘The Miracle Season’ Film Review: Volleyball Drama Serves Few Dramatic Spikes
  • ‘Blockers’ Film Review: John Cena, Leslie Mann Teen Sex Comedy Lands a Joke a Minute

    Think “Porky’s” but less crude and with the parents’ own double-edged coming-of-age story

    By

    April Wolfe
    April 4, 2018 @ 2:15 PM
    Reviews
    2:15 PM
    ‘Blockers’ Film Review: John Cena, Leslie Mann Teen Sex Comedy Lands a Joke a Minute
  • ‘A Quiet Place’ Film Review: Make Some Noise for John Krasinski’s Nerve-Racking Horror Tale

    A clever idea gets a healthy workout in this tight, well-acted armrest-gripper about a family under siege from aliens who hunt by sound

    By

    Robert Abele
    April 4, 2018 @ 10:54 AM
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    10:54 AM
    ‘A Quiet Place’ Film Review: Make Some Noise for John Krasinski’s Nerve-Racking Horror Tale
  • ‘Boiled Angels: The Trial of Mike Diana’ Film Review: Neil Gaiman, George Romero and Others Reflect on Free Speech

    What the Fest!? 2018: Frank Henenlotter (“Basket Case”) spins a multi-facted doc about the only American artist convicted of obscenity

    By

    Elizabeth Weitzman
    March 30, 2018 @ 2:25 PM
    Reviews
    2:25 PM
    ‘Boiled Angels: The Trial of Mike Diana’ Film Review: Neil Gaiman, George Romero and Others Reflect on Free Speech
  • ‘Outside In’ Film Review: Jay Duplass’ Parolee Falls for Advocate Edie Falco in Affecting Dramedy

    Who’s free and who’s not hovers over Lynn Shelton’s emotionally astute story

    By

    Robert Abele
    March 30, 2018 @ 8:16 AM
    Reviews
    8:16 AM
    ‘Outside In’ Film Review: Jay Duplass’ Parolee Falls for Advocate Edie Falco in Affecting Dramedy
  • ‘Final Portrait’ Film Review: Portrait of the Artist as an Insufferable Old Man

    Writer-director Stanley Tucci flirts with separating great art from problematic creators, but this muddled biopic lacks focus

    By

    William Bibbiani
    March 23, 2018 @ 11:24 AM
    Reviews
    11:24 AM
    ‘Final Portrait’ Film Review: Portrait of the Artist as an Insufferable Old Man
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