Kyle says: “This HBO documentary on 1980s Seattle indie music scene visionary and guiding artistic force behind Nirvana has much to recommend it: childhood videos and drawings that help to explain Cobain’s restless drive, his horror of humiliation and ridicule,
Kyle says: “Lower East Side New York cobbler Max Simkin (Adam Sandler) struggles to make ends meet, supporting himself and his aged mother. He rediscovers a stitching machine that has been in his family for many generations and starts using
Brett says: “It is evident by the first quarter of the film that CLOUDS OF SILS MARIA is intended for a specific audience. That fact becomes even more evident as the nowhere loops of dialogue progress (or rather, stand still)
Jason says: “Next time I’m in the comic shop, I’m going to have to give the Assassination Classroom manga a look to see what the average chapter length is; even if it’s something like 16 pages, I’ll bet they’re decompressed
Thom says: “I knew exactly what I was getting and was genuinely amazed from start to finish. Gorgeous to look at like a Jacques Demy fever dream & if you are completely ready to fall sway to a most faithful
Jason says: “Planning and constructing A CHRISTMAS HORROR STORY must have been a heck of a thing, because despite the indefinite article in the title, it’s actually several stories, each handled by different directors and intercut rather than presented one
Chi-Raq (USA; 127 min.) directed by: Spike Leestarring: Teyonah Parris; Nick Cannon; Wesley Snipes; Angela Bassett; Samuel L. Jackson; John Cusack Jason says: “Every once in a while, I’ll be watching a movie, think something clever, and then have the
Child 44 (Czech Republic/UK/Romania; 127 min.) directed by: Daniel Espinosastarring: Tom Hardy; Noomi Rapace; Fares Fares; Joel Kinnaman; Gary Oldman; Paddy Considine Jason says: “The name of CHILD 44 and the trailer that emphasizes the serial-killer aspects of the movie
Jason says: “Here in Boston, we’ve recently been threatened with hosting the Olympics, and though the recent experience of the Big Dig should really have the whole city threatening to string up whoever first thought this was a good idea,
Chappie (USA/Mexico; 120 min.) directed by: Neil Blomkampstarring: Sharlto Copley; Dev Patel; Hugh Jackman; Sigourney Weaver; Ninja; Yo-Landi Visser Thom says: “Nearly all my friends had loved Blomkamp’s earlier South African Sci-fi blast DISTRICT 9 & ELYSIUM wasn’t half-bad, and