Though the plot may be an overdone one, it’s hard not to love the peanut gang, especially in their radiantly colored new animation.
Movies, Arts
Bullock And Billy Bob Put Their Chops To The Test In ‘Crisis’
The political drama brings the backroom scheming and dealing of American politics to the center of a Bolivian presidential election.
Arts, Movies
‘Burnt’ Serves A Healthy Heap Of Cooper
Bradley Cooper stars as a coke adled, hard-tempered chef trying to rebuild his reputation after his restaurant is closed.
Arts, Movies
Meryl And Mulligan Suffer In Bleak ‘Suffreagette’ Story
Sub-par writing lets down a few sterling performances from two of the industries most empathetic performers.
Movies, Arts
At Some Point, Very Near The Beginning, ‘Last Witch Hunter’ Runs Out Of Diesel
At one point Diesel says, “I’ve [done this] before, I’ll do it again.” Ironic, this movie has been done and his type of performance has already been played out.
Arts, Movies
Another Steve Jobs Film, Another Failed Attempt At Genius
Boyle takes an artistic risk by cutting exposition, but rather than enriching the film, it delivers a blow the most knowledgeable Apple diehards.
Column, Movies, Arts
Lawrence, Emma Watson, And Finding Modern Feminism
Lawrence brings much-needed attention to a relevant societal flaw, but it’s also important to distinguish that the problem doesn’t only exist in Hollywood.
Arts, Column, Movies
Why Jennifer Lawrence’s Gender Gap Essay Matters
Jennifer Lawrence spoke out last week on sexist pay disparities between actors and actresses in Hollywood.
Arts, Movies, Featured Story
Spielberg And Hanks’s Methodical, Tightly-Wound Drama Captures The Cold War
The iconic duo come together to tell the story of an American insurance attorney turned hostage exchange negotiator in ‘Bridge of Spies.’
Arts, Movies
Del Toro’s ‘Crimson Peak’ Is A Scenic, Gothic Mess
A predictable, straight forward story mars Guillermo del Toro’s stellar cast at the center of his colorful gothic romance.
