I want to start by stating for the record that I might be the world’s biggest, most stubborn proponent of seeing movies in movie theaters.
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I want to start by stating for the record that I might be the world’s biggest, most stubborn proponent of seeing movies in movie theaters.
Continue reading “A Public Breakup With Village East Cinema”
Unforgettable is like a soft-core porno without the sex scenes.
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For anyone who’s ever wondered why the legendary Peter Fonda hasn’t appeared in more movies of late, his performance in The Ballad of Lefty Jones provides a pretty conclusive answer: Over the years, his acting talents may have just dried up as much as the desert that serves as the setting for this deliberately old-fashioned western.
For those who believed that John Oliver’s recent treatment of Dustin Hoffman during their now-infamous Q+A would scare away others from booking the former for similar public conversations, I always maintained that any cancellations would be more than made up for by these sorts of sociopolitical-entertainment events:
For those who view the idea of making a movie as a daunting quest, the documentary Quest serves as yet another reminder that all one needs is camera equipment and life itself.
Anna Ziegler earned the privilege of two prominent off-Broadway theatre companies simultaneously staging a duo of her new plays this winter.
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Slipping in just under the calendar year wire, NO_ONE EVER REALLY DIES is one of 2017’s best albums.
Pressure stands as a testament to the fact that Jeezy still goes hard as fuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhh.
People, Places & Things will go down as one of this theatre season’s very best shows.
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Rebecca Miller is a consummate filmmaker, known as an independent darling for such films as The Ballad of Jack and Rose, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, and Maggie’s Plan.