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“Central Intelligence” Is Smart About Its Dumb Comedy

Central Intelligence (Rawson Marshall Thurber, 2016) Dwayne Johnson – the former pro wrestler once known as “The Rock” – has,…

Central Intelligence

Swimming Pays Off: “Finding Dory” Is a Worthy Sequel, If Not As Perfect As Its Predecessor

Finding Dory (Angus MacLane/Andrew Stanton, 2016) Last year, Pixar gave us two new films, both original scripts: Inside Out and The…

Finding Dory

In “The Conjuring 2,” the Power of Christ Doesn’t Quite Compel Us

The Conjuring 2 (James Wan, 2016) Three years ago, Australian director James Wan (Saw) served up The Conjuring, a somewhat tasty – if…

The Conjuring 2

Dan Rodricks’ Roughly Speaking Podcast on the Films of Spring and Summer 2016

Today, Linda DeLibero – Director, Film and Media Studies, Johns Hopkins University – and Christopher Llewellyn Reed (that’s me) – Chair and Professor, Department…

A Bigger Splash, Dan Rodricks, George Clooney, linda delibero, Me Before You, Roughly Speaking, The Lobster, The Nice Guys, Weiner, X-Men: Apocalypse

Interview with Local Filmmaker Dina Fiasconaro on Bmoreart

Earlier this week, my interview with local filmmaker (and my Stevenson colleague) Dina Fiasconaro, about her movie Moms & Meds, go…

BmoreArt, Dina Fiasconaro, Moms & Meds, Stevenson University

4 Film Reviews on Hammer to Nail: “Holy Hell,” “The Ones Below,” “The Other Side” and “Weiner”

Over the past two weeks, on top of my remaining coverage of the 2106 Maryland Film Festival, I have written…

Hammer to Nail, Holy Hell, The Ones Below, The Other Side, Weiner

Post-2016 Maryland Film Festival Coverage, Part 3 (of 3), for Hammer to Nail

My final two pieces from the recent 2016 Maryland Film Festival went up on Hammer to Nail this week. Interview with co-directors Livia Ungur &…

Hammer to Nail, Hotel Dallas, Livia Ungur, Maryland Film Festival, Michael Faulkner, Sherng-Lee Huang, SHU-DE!

“Me Before You” – Better Luck Next Cry

Me Before You (Thea Sharrock, 2016) Thirtysomething Will Traynor has everything going for him: he’s handsome, athletic, insanely rich and…

Me Before You

Yorgos Lanthimos’ “The Lobster” Offers an Intriguing Parable on Love and Dating

The Lobster (Yorgos Lanthimos, 2015) The Lobster is Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’s fifth theatrical feature. Prior to this, perhaps his…

Lobster

Post-2016 Maryland Film Festival Coverage, Part 2, for Hammer to Nail

I still have some movie reviews and filmmaker interviews from the recent 2016 Maryland Film Festival popping up on Hammer to Nail. Here’s what’s…

Donald Cried, Hammer to Nail, Hotel Dallas, Kris Avedisian, Livia Ungur, Maryland Film Festival, Michael Faulkner, Mike Plunkett, Orange Sunshine, Salero, Sherng-Lee Huang, SHU-DE!, William Kirkley

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