Believe in the Oddity of This Wonderful Life
Film is all about making us believe in the magic, the fantasies we have to leave behind once we come …
Category Archives: Black Eye
Little Miss Ruby Sparks
I would like to nominate the summer of 2012 as the season of speculative science fiction and fantasy. Art house …
The Ties That Bind
SENTIMENTAL BUDDY COMEDY REVEALS OUR COMMON HUMANITY By T.T. Stern-Enzi Rated: R Grade: B+ Inspired by the true story of …
An Old Angel Looks Homeward
Film, as a medium, provides writers and directors the opportunity to tell great stories. But sometimes, as is the case …
Benh Zeitlin’s Feature Debut Refuses to Tame the Beasts
Hushpuppy (dazzling yet likely to be overpraised six-year-old newcomer Quvenzhané Wallis) tells it like it is, like only a six-year-old …
TWC On Demand: A Sad and Intimate Dance
A slow week at area theaters will send you scurrying to all corners for any fleeting sign of life, and …
The Eternal Absurdity of Woody Allen
What an amazing run Woody Allen has enjoyed over the last decade or so. Actually, during the last 20 years, …
(500) Days of Web-Slinging
Audiences might not understand why we need another Spider-Man movie. Sam Raimi’s trilogy came to a close in 2007, but …
The Light at the End of the Closet
SCHWARTZ SHINES LIGHT ON LGBT IN DOCUMENTARY “VITO” By T.T. Stern-Enzi In 1996, before the Wachowski Brothers unleashed The Matrix phenomenon, the …
Review: ‘Ted’
Residing quite comfortably in the mind of Seth MacFarlane (creator of Family Guy, writer on American Dad, The Cleveland Show …
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