Review: A Late Quartet
A Late Quartet tells the story of a world renowned string quartet, and begins just as some serious challenges arrive for the group.
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Review: The Master
Paul Thomas Anderson is a fascinating filmmaker. His films spend years in production, no doubt evolving and building an epic tale that tells a thoughtful deep story that needs time to sink in. His latest, “The Master,” is no exception. Featuring amazing performances by Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman, “The Master,” is a study …
Review: The Invention of Lying
If you’re at all familiar with the work of Ricky Gervais, you know it’s smart, funny and, usually a little squirm inducing. His latest movie, (one which he co-wrote, co-directed and stars in,) is more of the same. (And that’s a good thing.
Review: Doubt
John Patrick Shanley returns to the director’s chair with this adaptation of his Pulitizer-prize winning play, ‘Doubt.’ (For those of you who remember such things, Shanley’s first film was ‘Joe vs. the Volcano.) Shanley’s second film, is, clearly, worlds away from his first.