Even though the young men featured in Ninian Doff’s energetic comedy Get Duked! aren’t the most likeable of characters when we first meet them, they do grow on you. And by the film’s end, their unwitting streaks of dumb luck … Continue reading Review: ‘Get Duked!’
Based on a novel by Krystal Sutherland and directed by Richard Tanne, Chemical Hearts contains all the trappings of solid teen-fiction fascinations. At the center, there’ s a moody young relationship between two high schoolers whose unstable grasp on life … Continue reading Review: ‘Chemical Hearts’
After a short delay while movie theaters realign themselves to prepare for the new age of sterilized movie going and sharp-eyed/reluctant glances towards every cough in a six-foot radius, prodigious musician, producer, writer, and general cultural figure RZA’s (Robert Fitzgerald … Continue reading Review: ‘Cut Throat City’
Marjane Satrapi’s new film about the extraordinary life of pioneering scientist Marie Curie (Rosamund Pike) begins almost at the end of her life. Continue reading Review: ‘Radioactive’
Rachel Maine’s angst comedy will resonate strongly with anyone who grew up during a certain time period. Continue reading Review: ‘Yes, God, Yes’
Peter Segal’s My Spy doesn’t gain any points for narrative originality. With a plot rehashed from a film that would’ve been a star vehicle for Arnold Schwarzenegger in the late 80’s or early 90’s, in this day and age, that … Continue reading Review: ‘My Spy’
