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“Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” — A Really Really Stupid Film Needs to be Very Very Smart

“Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” — A Really Really Stupid Film Needs to be Very Very Smart

July 13, 2016

  JULY 13, 2016 After the upsetting events of the past week on the national scene, there is some comfort in finding an outlet to lose yourself for a few…

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“Finding Dory” — Not Quite Top-Tier Pixar, But Who Cares?  It’s Fun

“Finding Dory” — Not Quite Top-Tier Pixar, But Who Cares? It’s Fun

July 6, 2016

  JULY 6, 2016 Sidekicks can be a troublesome thing. In TV, there is a long tradition of series producers, who, after seeing one of their supporting characters suddenly becoming…

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“The BFG” — The Family-Friendly But Underwhelming Latest From Steven Spielberg

“The BFG” — The Family-Friendly But Underwhelming Latest From Steven Spielberg

July 5, 2016

  JULY 5, 2016 “The BFG” is impressive without being inspiring. Steven Spielberg’s latest is the kind of family-friendly film that he used to create in his sleep, and with…

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“Popstar:  Never Stop Never Stopping” Could Have Been Hilarious as a Short, But as a Feature?  Not So Much

“Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping” Could Have Been Hilarious as a Short, But as a Feature? Not So Much

June 15, 2016

  JUNE 15, 2016 In a week filled with a horrific shooting and dangerous Trumpian hyperbole, I’m in the mood for a little pop music nonsense. That void is filled…

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Get Your Groove On, But Don’t Miss “The Nice Guys”

Get Your Groove On, But Don’t Miss “The Nice Guys”

May 23, 2016

  MAY 23, 2016 To put it simply, “The Nice Guys” is a blast. The filmmakers had me in the first 10 seconds, when the oh-so-hip Warner Bros. logo of…

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Jodie Foster’s “Money Monster” Is an Enjoyable Night At the Movies, But It Could Have Been So Much More

Jodie Foster’s “Money Monster” Is an Enjoyable Night At the Movies, But It Could Have Been So Much More

May 16, 2016

  MAY 16, 2016 If you’ve ever seen the financial advice show “Mad Money” on CNBC, you may come away with a “What the hell was that?” reaction after your…

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“Keanu”  — A Blood-Soaked Sex & Violence Comedy About an Adorable Kitty Cat

“Keanu” — A Blood-Soaked Sex & Violence Comedy About an Adorable Kitty Cat

May 1, 2016

  MAY 1, 2016 The posters for the new film “Keanu” feature a close-up of the world’s most adorable kitty cat.  If you’re a parent, you might be tempted to…

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Disney’s “The Jungle Book” Creates a Breathtaking Computerized World That’s Wonderfully Believable

Disney’s “The Jungle Book” Creates a Breathtaking Computerized World That’s Wonderfully Believable

April 18, 2016

  APRIL 18, 2016 For years, I’ve been arguing with my friends (and for the last year on this blog) how I can’t stand the third act of most Marvel…

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“Midnight Special” — A Sci-Fi Puzzler That I Wish Was Just a Little Bit Better

“Midnight Special” — A Sci-Fi Puzzler That I Wish Was Just a Little Bit Better

April 15, 2016

  APRIL 14, 2016 As a movie, Jeff Nichols’ “Midnight Special” is an odd duck.  A really odd duck, if I’m totally honest, but one that’s definitely worth your time.…

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Jake Gyllenhaal Gives It His All, But “Demolition” Is Just a Pile of Rubble

Jake Gyllenhaal Gives It His All, But “Demolition” Is Just a Pile of Rubble

April 8, 2016

  APRIL 8, 2016 If given the offer of seeing a bearded Jake Gyllenhaal smash a lot of stuff with a sledge hammer, I’d respond, “Where do I sign up?”…

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“Close Your Eyes,” Spanish Master Director Victor Erice’s First Film in 31 Years, Was Well Worth the Wait

“Close Your Eyes,” Spanish Master Director Victor Erice’s First Film in 31 Years, Was Well Worth the Wait

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