Radcliffe’s Flatulent Corpse Ignites ‘Army Man’
“Finding Harry Potter” should be the new pop cultural game played across all social media formats. Of course, when I …
Category Archives: Black Eye
What the World Needs From ‘The BFG’
WHEN WILL STEVEN SPIELBERG ACKNOWLEDGE KIDS’ MATURING SENSIBILITIES? By T.T. Stern-Enzi Earlier this year, Jeff Nichols helmed the indie release “Midnight …
Illuminating the ‘Genius’ Behind Our Literary Geniuses
SHINING THE SPOTLIGHT ON THE EDITOR BEHIND THE CURTAIN By T.T. Stern-Enzi Rating: PG-13; Grade: B+ Those of us in …
Searching for Memories in ‘Finding Dory’
During the advance screening of Finding Dory, the visually vibrant sequel to the adorable instant animated classic Finding Nemo, I couldn’t help …
‘Maggie’s Plan’ Highlights the Need for a New Strategy
The indie world needs to break out of the Woody Allen mold Rating: R Grade: C+ With “Maggie’s Plan,” co-writer-director …
‘Wampler’s Ascent’ Takes Us Higher
Inspiring feats amaze us on two levels. On the one hand is the undertaking itself, the seeming impossibility of the …
2016 Summertime Flings
WHO SHOULD AUDIENCES CRUSH-ON AT THE MULTIPLEX AND IN THE ART HOUSES? By T.T. Stern-Enzi Back in the day, the …
What’s ‘New’ This Summer at the Multiplex
With all the reboots, remakes and sequels, is there an original movie idea left? I know what you’re thinking. Isn’t …
The Missing X-Factor in ‘Apocalypse’
Zack Synder’s dark and brooding interpretation of the quintessential showdown in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice honed in on …
Finding a ‘Beautiful Something’ Beyond the Mainstream
WHY IT IS SOMETIMES BEST TO HAVE TO LOOK HARDER FOR TRUE REPRESENTATIONS By T.T. Stern-Enzi As an African American …
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