Movies

‘Red Tails’ action packed but lacks in script

Though “Red Tails” fails to build a solid back-story, it makes up for it with exciting action sequences.

By Newlin Tillotson | January 22, 2012

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‘Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close’ brings laughter and tears

“Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” will leave audiences speechless, pondering their own long lost friends and wondering why things happen the way they do.

By Kelli Stark | January 19, 2012

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Streep gives uncanny portrayal in ‘The Iron Lady’

“The Iron Lady” depicts Margaret Thatcher’s rise through a politically male-dominant world, and her fight for a nation she loves. The film tells a woman’s story of courage and perseverance, but also conflict and loss.

By Cassandra Starboard | January 17, 2012

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Predictions for Golden Globe awards

With such a diverse spectrum of talent this year, it is difficult to predict who will be honored with a Golden Globe award.

By Roxana Baldovin | January 12, 2012

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‘Pariah’ confronts a young woman’s struggle with sexuality

By incorporating themes that everyone can relate to, such as heartbreak, outrage and love, this personal story develops in a way that appeals to broader audiences.

By Maria Thompson | January 12, 2012

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Friday Flicks: Jan. 6

Movies currently in theaters.

By Cassandra Starboard | January 6, 2012

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Friday flicks

Looking for something to do this weekend? Friday Flicks provides new and now playing movies for the weekend of Dec. 3.

By Jillian Lopez | December 1, 2011

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‘The Descendants’ provides laughter and tears

The poignant and contemplative film “The Descendants,” starring George Clooney, sketches out family tragedy with a crushing yet energetic feel.

By Mary Richardson | November 22, 2011

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‘My Week With Marilyn’ as charming as the icon herself

In the charming new film “My Week With Marilyn,” Michelle Williams gives us a glimpse into the personal life of Marilyn Monroe.

By Jocelyn Gee | November 22, 2011

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DVDs that make great holiday stocking stuffers

Rest easy this holiday weekend and sleep in on Friday; there are a number of upcoming and already released DVDs worth considering as minor gifts.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 21, 2011

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Friday Flicks

Looking for something to do this weekend? Friday Flicks provides new and now playing movies for the weekend of Nov. 18.

By Jillian Lopez | November 17, 2011

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‘J. Edgar’ fails to captivate audiences despite talented cast

In “J. Edgar,” which opened nationwide on Friday, Nov. 11, reputations and substance are not in short supply.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 13, 2011

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Harold & Kumar bring in the holidays in 3D

If Harold and Kumar are anywhere around, those leafy greens might not be mistletoe at all. The duo’s Christmas film hits theaters Friday, Nov. 4.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 3, 2011

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Friday Flicks

New and now playing movies for the weekend of Nov. 4.

By Jillian Lopez | November 3, 2011

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Local filmmaker gains critical praise with ‘People v. The State of Illusion’

“There aren’t enough movies that leave people with an uplifting and inspiring message,” said writer and producer of “People v. The State of Illusion.” The documentary is Vickers’ debut work and has been warmly received among critics everywhere.

By Lauren Jordan | November 1, 2011

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'The Rum Diary’ a wildly entertaining ride

It was a good weekend for both Johnny Depp enthusiasts and Hunter S. Thompson admirers. “The Rum Diary” has arrived and serves as a genuinely entertaining film and a promise fulfilled.

By Taylor Brooks | October 30, 2011

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'Martha Marcy May Marlene' an Oscar-deserving debut for Elizabeth Olsen

With a great performance from Elizabeth Olsen, “Martha Marcy May Marlene” will be undoubtedly nominated for several awards next February.

By Lauren Jordan | October 27, 2011

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‘Like Crazy’ is the year’s indie romance

“Like Crazy” is a deeply personal and heartbreaking story that gives a candid look at the problematic nature of young love.

By Mary Richardson | October 27, 2011

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‘The Double’ squanders potential with untimely plot revelations

Despite its potential, “The Double” simmers because of its confusing and untimely plot points.

By Mary Richardson | October 27, 2011

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‘Anonymous’ falls flat with boring, confusing plot

William Shakespeare's plays have shaped modern storytelling and he is largely considered the greatest playwright to ever live, but what if he was a fraud?

By Tom Kuipers | October 27, 2011

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