‘Loving Vincent’ is an Ode to Creative Expression
A true merger of art and multiple forms used to transform biographical facts Photo: Vincent van Gogh and his paintings …
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A Most Wonderful ‘Wonderstruck’
As the end of 2017 approaches, it is time to consider that it might come to be defined, movie-wise, as …
A Charming Third Time
‘Thor: Ragnarok’ makes the end of the world fun Photo: Chris Hemsworth as Thor in his newest movie By T.T. …
Nothing Sacred: Movie Review
Cincinnati-filmed “Killing of a Sacred Deer” skewers an American family and all it holds dear Steven Murphy (Colin Farrell) has …
Thank You for Your Acting, Miles Teller
The young actor has two good films out about men struggling with the costs of fighting in war and against …
Socio-Political Reflections from the Big Screen
A pair of new releases speak to life in these trying times Photo: Left: Jigsaw from the Saw series. Right: …
‘The Florida Project’ Sees an Invisible Class
BY TT STERN-ENZI We see what we want to see; that’s how invisibility actually works. There’s nothing miraculous or special …
‘Suburbicon’ Kills It’s Pulpy Roots With Epic Misfire
George Clooney stirs up a hornet’s nest of racial animus for no good reason Photo: Matt Damon (left) with Noah …
‘Marshal’: The Biopic As History Lesson
Chadwick Boseman excels as a young Thurgood Marshall in a film set long before his time as the country’s first …
The White House Crumbles in ‘Mark Felt’ Biopic
Peter Landesman assumes the role of chief historian again Photo: Liam Neeson plays FBI agent Mark Felt in his latest …
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