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  • War Movie Mondays: ‘Sergeant York’

    This week’s pick is the 1941 Howard Hawks classic Sergeant York which stars Gary Cooper as the back woods Tennessee hero of World War I. The supporting cast include Walter Brennan…

  • Film Review: ‘Enter the Void’

    Thanks to Netflix Watch Instantly, a lot of us are getting to catch some movies that didn’t make it to our cineplexes the first time around. Last week I had the…

  • Indie Review: ‘Another Year’

    Mike Leigh’s newest, Another Year, opens with a bit of a red herring, if so we may call the grim visage of the stonily unhappy Janet (played by frequent Leigh collaborator Imelda…

  • War Movie Mondays: ‘Midway’

    This week’s pick is Midway (1976) which depicts the U.S. and Japanese naval battle which turned the tide of the war in the Pacific. Director Jack Smight assembled some of Hollywood’s…

  • Film Review: ‘Blue Valentine’

    The opposite of love is not hate; it’s indifference.–Elie Wiesel The true meaning of that quote is fully realized in this haunting anti-love story. Blue Valentine is a stark, quiet film…

  • Film Review: ‘The Company Men’

    Some people may find that The Company Men hits a little too close to home. The movie follows a handful of employees at a large shipping company at the height of…

  • Film Review: ‘The Mechanic’

    I don’t know how many of you remember movies from the early 1970s, or were even alive in the 1970s, but the period from 1969 to 1975 witnessed a wealth of…

  • Film Review: ‘The Rite’

    The whole exorcism theme has been to death in movies, and The Rite is one more reason it should be shelved for a while. No movie has been able to live…