The Secret Life of Walter Mitty – Review David Brake December 16, 2013 Reviews Dreamers can live a solitary existence, their greatest works performing to an audience of one. Walter Mitty attempts to break that notion through expensive effects and a can-do attitude. Regrettably, the...
Blue is the Warmest Color – LFF Review Christopher Preston November 5, 2013 Reviews Blue is the Warmest Color’s reputation precedes it, for its graphic depiction of lesbian sex if not its Palme d’Or win earlier this year. But step over the controversy, and what you’ll find is a very...
Ender’s Game – Review Stephen O'Nion November 4, 2013 Reviews 1 Comment In the wake of Will, Matt and Tom’s duds, it falls to Asa “boy in the Tron spacejamas” Butterfield to deliver 2013’s decent sci-fi flick. Well, damn. Gavin Hood’s adaptation of Orson Scott...
Philomena – Review Chris Davies October 26, 2013 Reviews 1 Comment From Stephen Frears, director of The Queen, Philomena is a funny yet thought-provoking film. Judi Dench and Steve Coogan give strong performances as Lee and Sixsmith, but the true star is ultimately the...
Labor Day – LFF Review Chris Davies October 26, 2013 Reviews Based on the novel by Joyce Maynard, Labor Day is a moving drama from Jason Reitman. Told as an extended flashback, the film is a mixture of coming-of-age drama and mature romance. Darker and more...