“Now You See Me” is a magical game of cat and mouse boasting a strong cast embodying somewhat shallow characters. Morgan Freeman is an in-movie spoiler, taking away the magical element but still entertaining viewers to a predictable end.
Films tell stories of underdogs overcoming impossible odds, struggles on, off field
Cable becoming obsolete, less convenient to viewers The fight between cable TV and online streaming services illustrates the free market economy at its finest.
It’s completely tempting to look at “Evil Dead,” a remake of the 1981 horror film of the same name, as another pointless remake. And who can be blamed for doing so?
Spring is in the air — that means you should go inside a movie theater and see these upcoming films. “The Company You Keep” (April 5) Robert Redford directs and stars in this political thriller, which premiered at last year’s Venice Film Festival.
A combat plane swoops across the National Mall, clips the side of the Washington Monument and lands in front of the White House.
New film plays on Hitchcock, humor to balance weak script “Stoker,” a Southern Gothic thriller/horror film, walks a thin line between terror and silliness with questionable character motivation.
Gomez, Hudgens star in provocative film about dark side of weeklong vacation
New Brad Pitt film tackles relevant social issues, packs strong performances
Theater bases latest series on Mayan prediction
New version of ’80s action film lacks character development
Ice skating, concerts will keep students busy during upcoming break
Latest James Bond film delivers new character development
Independent flicks tell complex, international tales outside of the spotlight of big productions
RZA’s film debut filled with strong soundtrack, weak acting, storyline
I know, the election season is over, so politics should probably not be spoken of for a while, especially after all the insufferable social media updates. But politics always finds its way into our lives, whether it’s through music, art or movies.
Scary movies continue to feature stock characters across decades