Family Dysfunction Reaches a New Level in “August: Osage County”
By Kelsey Salamone
It is no surprise that Meryl Streep scored her eighteenth Oscar nomination for her performance in “August: Osage County.”
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“Charlie Countryman”
By Emily Theytaz
Charlie Countryman is a flawed film saved by acting, editing and music.
Time Travel Romance With About Time
By Ashley Wilens
Writer-director Richard Curtis, who brought us romantic classics like Notting Hill and Love Actually, is staying true to his formula, this time in the new film About Time.
Uncover the Truth With “The Fifth Estate”
By By Briana Blair
“The Fifth Estate” revolves around WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange, and his release of controversial and life-changing information.
“Killing Your Darlings”
By Chantelle Bacigalupo
The once young Harry Potter actor, Daniel Radcliffe, plays a naively mature Allen Ginsberg in “Killing Your Darlings.”
“Romeo and Juliet” in the Modern World
By Dan Blomquist
Shakespeare is hard to remake in this day and age.
“Runner, Runner” Has a Decent Hand
By Joey Sack
When I first heard about “Runner, Runner,” I didn’t have high hopes for it. I thought it looked like your typical, run-of-the-mill crime thriller with some big name actors like Justin Timberlake and Ben Affleck in leading roles.
The Host: An Entertaining and Not-So-Average Alien Flick
By Madelyn Abry
“The Host” is an entertaining alien movie that both tweens and parents can enjoy.
Spring Breakers Prove To Be Wet, Wild Ride
By Shannon Dwyer
“Spring Breakers” is a wet and wild cautionary tale.
Unlikely Stars Shine In Silver Linings Playbook
By Norman Oliver
David O. Russell delivers a humorous yet dramatic feature film.