Out in Theaters: THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING
Marsh spares us the gory details of how time actually works (new homework assignment: read "A (Brief) History of Time") but thanks to adroit editing work from Jinx Godfrey, we're…
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Out in Theaters: ROSEWATER
Thankfully, Bernal is up to the challenge and emotes wickedly even when blindfolded and pacing his calcified cage. Though Stewart's screenplay often mistakes adversity for inherent drama, Bernal is there…
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Out in Theaters: BIG HERO 6
Big Hero 6 is like a Nilla Wafer; yummy going down but nothing to write home about. It's funny and entertaining in a bland, gingerbread kind of way. It's the…
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Out in Theaters: INTERSTELLAR
With Interstellar, Nolan rages against the dying of the light, but like a theater minor without the proper know-how, he rages just a little too hard.
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Out in Theaters: NIGHTCRAWLER
A nightcrawler, not to be confused with the blue Russian teleport from the X-Men comics, is a bottom feeder. A succubus. A drive by job with a camera. They find…
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Out in Theaters: DEAR WHITE PEOPLE
Dear White People is an important film. Simien deserves credit for taking this challenge head-on. Maybe his movie wasn’t a good one, but it asked the right questions and called for…
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Out in Theaters: THE HEART MACHINE
Since the inception of apps literally designed to track down horny people in the closest possible vicinity, the world of relationships increasingly invokes a compartmentalization of love and sex. To…
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Out in Theaters: OUIJA
When all is said and done, Ouija will make over five times its budget on opening weekend and it will see a sequel. That fact alone is the true horror.…
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Out in Theaters: LAGGIES
From a purely narcissistic angle, I appreciated the drizzly Seattle setting, which opened the doors to some of the finer establishments in the Emerald City, establishments that I have otherwise…
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Out in Theaters: BIRDMAN
Steeped in an exacting degree of irreverent relevance, he's able to pull off the rare feat of raising existential questions in the same scene that he blows up a cityscape.…