Nov
2nd
Wed
2nd
Joe O’Shansky Reviews: In Time/The Rum Diary
Plagiarizer! Andrew Niccol that is.
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Oct
7th
Fri
7th
Jeffrey Huston Reviews: The Ides of March
A polished but undistinguished Oscar hopeful, one where the execution of the material is first-rate but the script itself—while fine—plays like a “Greatest Hits of Political Parables.” It’s done well, but we’ve seen all this before.
Sep
24th
Sat
24th
Joe O’Shansky Feature: Reel Progress
Wherein Tulsa Gets An International Film Festival!
Sep
23rd
Fri
23rd
Jeffrey Huston Reviews: Moneyball
For people who’ve never been that interested in baseball, Moneyball may very well provoke a fascination with the game in a way that no traditional inspiring sports movie ever could.
Sep
14th
Wed
14th
Joe O’Shansky Review: Beats, Rhymes and Life/Project Nim
I’m loving documentaries because they are awesome. And I didn’t see Contagion.
Aug
24th
Wed
24th
Joe O’Shansky Reviews: Conan the Barbarian/Fright Night
Conan the Conqueror. It could happen. Arnie’s the right age and out of work. John Milius isn’t dead yet. Keep hope alive! Meanwhile, Fright Night is awful.
Click here to find out why, unsurprisingly, these movies sucked…
Aug
5th
Fri
5th
Joe O’Shansky Reviews: Crazy, Stupid, Love/The Trip
Two dissimilar romantic comedies for the price of one.
Aug
3rd
Wed
3rd
Phil Bacharach Review: Cowboys & Aliens
“Cowboys & Aliens” sounds like one of those high-concept flicks for which you might expect the idea went no further than the jokey title. Think “Snakes on a Plane.”
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Jul
29th
Fri
29th
Jeffrey Huston Review: Another Earth
Despite an arresting idea and admirable execution…the movie doesn’t know what to do with itself other than resort to boilerplate melodrama. Another Earth needs another screenplay.
